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1598. The Trial Chamber now turns to the training of Witness JF-005 and others in Doboj<br />

and the Doboj operations.<br />

1599. The Trial Chamber recalls its findings in chapter 3.5.2, that the Unit participated in the<br />

take-overs of Doboj town and surrounding villages, as well as the Bukovaćke Čivčije,<br />

Johovac, and Kotorsko operations in <strong>May</strong>-June 1992.<br />

1600. Based on the evidence set out, the Trial Chamber finds that men were trained and were<br />

under the command of Unit members Božović and Subotić at the Mount Ozren and Vila<br />

camps and during the Doboj operations. Apart from general combat training, they were also<br />

trained in the use of human shields. Following their training some were issued uniforms and<br />

red berets with JSN insignia. The Trial Chamber finds that these Serb men (including Witness<br />

JF-005) who were trained at the Doboj camps operated as members of the Unit between April<br />

and July 1992. Considering this and recalling its finding that the Unit was a Serbian DB Unit<br />

subordinate to the Accused (see chapter 6.3.2 and in relation to the Ležimir camp above), the<br />

Trial Chamber finds that the Accused directed and organized the training of these Unit<br />

members.<br />

1601. Recalling its finding about the Accused’s role vis-à-vis the Unit (see chapter 6.3.2 and<br />

in relation to the Ležimir camp above), the Trial Chamber finds that the Accused also<br />

organized the involvement of the Unit in the Doboj operations.<br />

1602. The Trial Chamber notes the evidence that a number of Unit members received<br />

payments from the Bosnian-Serb Republic MUP Security Services Centre Doboj while in<br />

Doboj in 1992. Witness JF-005 testified that Unit member Božović paid him small amounts in<br />

cash. The Trial Chamber has not received other specific evidence about the financing,<br />

supplying, or supporting of the Unit at the Doboj camps in 1992 or during the Doboj<br />

operations. Nonetheless, in light of its findings in chapter 6.3.2 and in relation to the Ležimir<br />

camp above and its findings (including in relation to the Ležimir and the Pajzoš camps,<br />

above) that the Accused financed the Unit at other camps, the Trial Chamber is satisfied that<br />

the Accused financed the Unit at the Doboj camps in 1992 and during the Doboj operations.<br />

1603. The Trial Chamber considers the evidence on Simatović’s visits to Doboj to be vague<br />

and is unable to conclude from it that Simatović issued specific orders in relation to the Doboj<br />

operations. Based on the evidence received, the Trial Chamber is unable to conclude that the<br />

Accused directed the Unit during the Doboj operations. The evidence of Witness JF-005<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 567<br />

<strong>30</strong> <strong>May</strong> <strong>2013</strong>

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