We don't let them drive us crazy in Serbian, Russian or any third language. stated CRTA regarding the Russian FSB report disputing the use of the sound cannon
About what happened on the stretch from Terazi to Slavija on March 15, we still trust our eyes and ears, that is, the experiences of thousands of citizens, rather than the President of Serbia and the foreign service whose alleged findings of the investigation he informed us about, she announced on Wednesday THE LINE in response to the report of the Russian FSB presented by the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić, which disputes the use of a sound cannon at the March 15 protest
"We don't let them make us crazy in Serbian, Russian or any third language.
We also trust the opinions of independent experts published so far, because we cannot accept the FSB as an independent, impartial arbiter.
Apart from the question of his competence to address us on this occasion, we still expect the president to explain on what legal basis the intelligence service of another country was engaged.
We must not allow the institutions of our country to put an end to the search for the truth about the attack on citizens.
We remind you of the preliminary assessment of Dr. Clifford Stott, a professor of social psychology, that the protesters did not react to an imagined threat but to the action of an external force," CRTA announced on the X social network.
‼️About what happened on the stretch from Terazije to Slavija on March 15th, we still trust our eyes and ears more, i.e. the experiences of thousands of citizens, rather than the President of Serbia and the foreign service whose alleged findings of the investigation he informed us about. 🧵
- CRTA (@CRTArs) April 16, 2025
The Irshot organization, based on hundreds of statements and videos from the protests in Belgrade on March 15, claims that acoustic weapons were "very likely" used on peaceful demonstrators.
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