BELGRADE (Reuters) - Tamara Bojanovski was in a crowd of anti-government protesters in Belgrade on March 15 when she heard a sound "like some powerful machine hurtling up from behind". Thousands ...

The European Court of Human Rights has told Serbia to "prevent the use of sonic weapons or similar devices" for crowd control ...

Serbia's opposition party filed a criminal complaint on Wednesday against top state officials over the alleged use of a sonic ...

Serbia Says Russian Investigators Found That Sonic Devices Were Not Used in Belgrade Protests BELGRADE (Reuters) - Russian investigators have found that sonic weapons were not used by Serbian ...

Sonic weapons, illegal in Serbia, send out sound waves, which can cause ear pain, disorientation, eardrum rupture or even permanent hearing damage. After the rally, protesters posted on social ...

Serbia's largest protest in decades descended into panic, triggered by an unexplained noise. Social media footage showed crowds fleeing, prompting claims that a sonic weapon or "sound cannon" was ...

Sonic weapons employ extreme sound to incapacitate targets. They can damage ears and cause headaches and nausea, and their use is illegal in Serbia. Authorities denied possessing such devices ...

BELGRADE - Russian investigators have found that sonic weapons ... in March, Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic said on Wednesday, after Europe expressed concern over allegations of their use.

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Serbia's parliament voted in a political novice ... Police later said the devices had been bought to relay verbal messages to crowds. Sonic weapons employ extreme sound to incapacitate targets.