Eko straža says its founder was questioned by UKP over the sonic-weapon case
Danas reports that activist Bojan Simišić was held at the border after a work trip and gave a statement to Criminal Police Administration officers as a citizen before being released. It carries Eko straža’s statement that the inquiry concerns claims of a possible sonic-weapon simulation at the 15 March 2025 protest.
What matters
Simišić’s status
According to the organisation’s statement, he gave a statement as a citizen and was released; his phone was not seized.
What is being examined
The link to a sonic weapon and an alleged simulation is presented as Eko straža’s position; this card has no separate UKP or prosecutorial statement.
Inquiry context
Danas notes that in June 2026 the Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office instructed UKP to collect information on seized student-plenum documents.
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Eko straža: founder held and questioned by UKP
On 2 August, Danas carried a Beta report: according to Eko straža, its founder Bojan Simišić was held at the border after a work trip and gave a statement to UKP officers as a citizen. The organisation links this to scrutiny of sonic-weapon claims at the 15 March 2025 protest; Simišić was released after the interview.
Overall takeaway
For this card, the reported fact is the holding and questioning described by Danas citing Eko straža. The reasons and course of the inquiry are not officially explained in the available report.