A Look At The Vortex Sound Cannons Being Used Against Serbian Protesters

Genesis, on its official X social media account, responding to inquiries regarding the March 15th incident in Belgrade, stated that the video and audio evidence that has been seen and heard so far does not confirm the use of LRADs.

Genesis also recalled that the Serbian civil society organization Crta recently announced that, based on four recordings from the site of the March 15th “sound impact,” Airshot experts determined that the noise was produced by a Vortex Ring Gun or Vortex Cannon.

It is recalled that Airshot experts analyzed 12 videos, some of which were obtained thanks to citizens who shared their recordings with Crta.

Airshot, the world's first non-profit organization that researches sound materials for the protection of human rights and the environment, also announced, as Genesis recalls, that since this weapon expels gas from its cylinder at a speed of 185 miles per hour (about 300 km/h), its ejection produces a howling sound comparable to a jet engine, along with vortex rings that can be ionized.