Investigation Demanded After Alleged Sound Cannon Used on Serbian Protesters

belgrade, serbia - A petition for an independent investigation is requested following accusations of a 'sound cannon' used on demonstrators in Belgrade, Serbia.

Panic During Silent Protest

More than half a million people signed a petition demanding an independent investigation after a 'sound cannon' was reportedly used on protesters in Belgrade. The police deny the allegations.

Unsettling Scenes

Video footage shows the moment a disturbing sound disrupted a silent protest, causing panic and disorientation among demonstrators. Many reported nausea, headaches, and hearing issues.

Sonic LRAD Cannon

Unconfirmed reports suggest Serbian police deployed a Long-Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) on young activists. The LRAD emits high-frequency sound waves and can cause targeted discomfort.

Official Denials

President Vucic and Interior Minister Dačić dismissed the claims as 'malicious lies,' despite the peculiar images and protestor complaints. The use of sound cannons is prohibited.

Use of Sonic Weapons

Sonic weapons are used by militaries to deter threats, such as pirates or illegal border crossings. In 2021, Greek police used a sound cannon to repel migrants, generating over 160 decibels, potentially causing long-term hearing issues.

Health Concerns

Exposure to such high sound levels can lead to conditions like tinnitus, a ringing in the ears. The effects of sonic weapons on human health are a growing concern.