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Serbia ready for international investigation into alleged use of sound cannon

Belgrade, 17 March 2025

Prime Minister Miloš Vučević stated today that, regarding the protest held in Belgrade on 15 March, the most important fact is that none of what had been announced occurred and that there were no attacks on institutions.

The Prime Minister pointed out that the rally was essentially peaceful, noting that the most significant violence was recorded in the night of 14-15 March against students in Pioneer Park.

He explained that the worst incident involved the destruction of property – specifically, tractors that had served as support and protection for the students in the park, stating that some of the individuals who destroyed these tractors have already been detained and that he expects the police to identify all those who were involved and committed violence.

Vučević also pointed out that there were attacks on the police on Saturday, although these were sporadic and not serious, and that the most severe violence took place among the rally participants themselves.

Addressing accusations that the police deployed something during the protest, he said that the Serbian government is prepared to send an official invitation to the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Federal Security Service (FSB) of the Russian Federation to conduct an investigation and check all claims and facts.

The Prime Minister said that there must not be a single millimetre of room for doubt regarding this issue, as nothing that is being talked about has happened, adding that no effort will be spared until all facts are fully established to demonstrate that everything was fabricated.