Minister of Justice Nenad Vujić stated on Saturday, arguing that the competent prosecutor's office qualifies criminal acts, that he believes that in the case of allegations of student simulation of use "sound cannon" there are elements of terrorism.
"The higher public prosecutor's office in Belgrade took a serious approach to the case concerning the minutes of the student plenum and the alleged use of a sound cannon at the protest on March 15, 2025 and based on evidence that would qualify as a criminal offense," Vujić told Informer television.
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He stated several times that the VJT in Belgrade, based on the evidence, will come out with the qualification of "serious criminal acts".
"In my opinion, along with the fence, there are elements there." of terrorism, because you always have an element of public anxiety and a sense of insecurity when citizens lose confidence in institutions," Vujić said.
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"The higher public prosecutor's office is very professional, it always comes out with clear evidence, and I expect that they will come out with qualifications," he said.
Vucevic: No one should be exempted from responsibility
President of the Serbian Progressive Party Milos Vucevic he stated that the prosecutor should decide who will be held criminally responsible for allegations of a "sound cannon simulation" at the protest on March 15, 2025 in Belgrade, adding that no one should be exempted from responsibility in advance if they belong to a political party.
"I just hope that there will be no ranking of whether someone should be held accountable based on whether they are a politician or belong to a political option. No one should be released from responsibility in advance just because they are part of a political option. I expect the truth to see the light of day and that has started to happen," said Vučević in Bela Palanka, answering the question whether, after the statement of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office about the simulation of the use of a sound cannon, the president of Serbia Center should be held accountable Zdravka Ponoša as one of the first to announce on the X network that a "sound cannon" was used on March 15.
Vucevic also noted that it is not up to him to define who will be held criminally responsible, adding that he is certain that "they have to pay a political and moral price."
"They will pay the political price in the elections, that is my key message for the people here in Bela Palanka," Vučević emphasized in a statement to TV Informer.
Vucevic assessed that "they did everything and lied" in order to lead to the complete destabilization of the country.
"One such event, if accepted as truth, could lead to civil war and the collapse of the state," he said, claiming that the students had been preparing for two months to stage the use of the sound cannon.
Source: FoNet
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