Aleksandar Vučić, the Serbian president, stated that Russian investigators found no evidence of sound weapons being used by Serbian authorities during the March protests. Despite initial claims of acoustic weapons being deployed, the FSZB concluded that the Serbian police did not use such devices. Vučić announced legal action against those who accused the authorities of using sound weapons, labeling them as 'despicable traitors.' Following a tragic train station collapse, protests erupted, during which a disturbing sound caused panic among demonstrators. Although the Serbian authorities initially denied possessing sound weapons, the interior minister later admitted their existence, claiming they were intended for communication purposes. Experts remain uncertain about the exact methods used by police during the protests. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)