Serbian Prosecutors Investigate Spread of False Information Regarding 'Sound Cannon'
The Belgrade Higher Public Prosecutor's Office initiates an inquiry into possible criminal activities linked to misinformation surrounding a reported 'sound cannon' incident.
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has instructed the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office to initiate an investigation concerning allegations of misinformation related to the so-called 'sound cannon.' The order stems from suspicions that these actions may constitute the criminal offense of Creating Panic and Disorder as outlined in Article 343 of the Criminal Code.
In a related development, the Urgent Center of the Clinical Center of Serbia (UKCS) has publicly denied claims that numerous individuals were treated at the facility for ailments potentially caused by the use of the alleged 'sound cannon.' The Ministry of the Interior has also refuted these claims.
During a public address following recent protests in Belgrade, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić confirmed that an anti-drone weapon was utilized.
The context of this usage remains unclear, particularly concerning the interruption of a 15-minute silence observed at the protest labeled '15 for 15.'
The investigation into this matter underscores ongoing concerns about misinformation and its implications for public safety in Serbia.
In a related development, the Urgent Center of the Clinical Center of Serbia (UKCS) has publicly denied claims that numerous individuals were treated at the facility for ailments potentially caused by the use of the alleged 'sound cannon.' The Ministry of the Interior has also refuted these claims.
During a public address following recent protests in Belgrade, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić confirmed that an anti-drone weapon was utilized.
The context of this usage remains unclear, particularly concerning the interruption of a 15-minute silence observed at the protest labeled '15 for 15.'
The investigation into this matter underscores ongoing concerns about misinformation and its implications for public safety in Serbia.
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