Did Serbian authorities use sonic weapons in Belgrade? – DW (English) ¤

In recent weeks, the streets of Belgrade have been the epicenter of growing unrest, sparking questions not only about the political climate in Serbia but also about the methods employed by the authorities to maintain order. Allegations have surfaced suggesting that Serbian law enforcement may have deployed sonic weapons to disperse crowds during protests, raising significant concerns over human rights and the use of unconventional crowd control tactics. This article delves into the evidence surrounding these claims,exploring the technology behind sonic weapons,their potential impacts on public health,and the broader implications for security and civil liberties in Serbia. As the situation in the Balkans evolves, understanding the methods of state response has never been more critical.

Background of the Allegations Regarding Sonic Weapons in Belgrade

The recent allegations regarding the use of sonic weapons in Belgrade have sparked significant concern and debate within both local and…