**Serbian Police Deny Using Sound Weapon Against Protesters**
Reports emerged on Saturday night that police used a sound weapon against protesters who were standing in silent tribute. However, the Serbian Internal Affairs Ministry (MUP) has denied these claims.
According to opposition leader Zdravko Ponos, a sound weapon was indeed used by police. “The reaction of the crowd shows they felt something passing through them,” he said.
**Footage Shows Crowd Parting**
Video footage shared on social media appears to show protesters parting like water as if something passed through them. The videos were taken during protests in Serbia.
**Serbian Law Prohibits Use of Sound Weapons**
The MUP stated that the use of sound weapons is not allowed under Serbian law. They added that their forces only use legal weapons, and therefore could not have used a sound weapon against protesters.
**Security Analyst Confirms Existence of Sound Weapon**
However, security analyst Aleksandar Radic confirmed that the Serbian security forces do possess a sound weapon. He described it as an American-made, non-lethal device designed to disable personnel.
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