Letter to Vice President JD Vance on the Inclusion of the U.S. in the Investigation of Alleged Use of Sound Cannon
The resigning Prime Minister of Serbia Milos Vucevic stated that he sent a letter to U.S. Vice President JD Vance, in which he supported the initiative of Serbian President to involve U.S. investigative authorities in the examination of the claims regarding the use of a "sound cannon" on March 15th.
Vucevic stated on Instagram that in his letter to Vance, he thanked the American people for everything they had done for the Serbs during pivotal historical moments in both world wars, as well as after them.
"I reminded the esteemed Vice President of all the cultural ties that connect our two countries and emphasized the full readiness of the Serbian leadership to open new chapters in Serbian-American relations," Vucevic wrote.
Minister of Internal Affairs Ivica Dacic stated that a "key piece of evidence" was made public, confirming that LRAD was not used at the March 15 gathering in Belgrade. This was verified by the American manufacturer Genasys.
Uncertainty still surrounds the events of the March 15 protest in Belgrade, held in honor of the victims of the tragedy in Novi Sad. Chris Mattmann, data analyst and former chief technology officer at NASA, believes that video footage does not indicate the use of a "sound cannon."
He added that he also supported President Vucic’s initiative regarding the inclusion of U.S. investigative authorities in examining what he called the false claims of opposition media about the alleged use of a "sound cannon" or another similar device during the unannounced protest on March 15th.
"I look forward to a new era of development in Serbian-American relations and the renewed closeness that has characterized our relations for over a century," Vucevic wrote in his post.
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