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Serbia is facing massive anti-government protests, initially sparked by public outrage over a deadly railway station collapse that killed 15 people. The demonstrations, led by students, have grown into a nationwide movement involving workers, farmers, and activists, demanding accountability and political change. Amid rising tensions, reports have emerged that Serbian security forces allegedly deployed a prohibited sonic weapon against peaceful protesters during a moment of silence, triggering panic and health issues like severe ear pain and disorientation. Although officials deny its use, rights groups are calling for an independent investigation into the alleged attack. The government continues to dismiss the protests as foreign interference, but the use of force has only intensified public anger and calls for reform