In the wake of recent demonstrations in Serbia, allegations have emerged regarding the alleged use of an acoustic weapon by law enforcement during a memorial event for victims of violence.

Military analyst Aleksandar Radić stated that the weapon in question is an illegal sonic device reportedly utilized by U.S. forces, designed to incapacitate targets without physical harm.

The incident reportedly occurred amid a fifteen-minute period of silence observed by protesters.

According to Radić, the use of the weapon in this context raises serious questions about the intentions behind its deployment, especially given that the demonstrators were not exhibiting aggression.

The Serbian Ministry of Interior (MUP) responded to the allegations, asserting that the use of sonic weapons is not compliant with existing legal frameworks.

They emphasized that law enforcement operates strictly within the parameters of the law, using only permissible methods.

The MUP stated that an investigation would be conducted to ascertain the facts surrounding the incident.

Member of Parliament Zdravko Ponoš echoed concerns about the sound weapon, stating that the reaction of the crowd suggested feelings of fear induced by the auditory assault.

He highlighted that the deployment of such technology can have harmful effects on health and described the timing of its use as scandalous, particularly as it coincided with a solemn tribute to victims of previous state violence.

This incident has sparked debate on social media, with various users expressing outrage over the alleged use of force against peaceful protesters and calling into question the state’s methods of maintaining public order.

The situation remains under investigation, with official accounts contrasting sharply against claims made by analysts and opposition figures.