Sonic Weapon In Serbia | Protesters Accuse Serbia Govt Of Using Sonic Weapon, Prez Denies Charges
Protesters in Serbia are accusing the government of using a sonic weapon to disperse and intimidate them during a recent anti-government rally in Belgrade. The protesters claim that a widely banned acoustic weapon was used,
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