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rather suggests that besides Božović, the Unit was directed by the Ozren Tactical Group and
Milovan Stanković.
1604. The Trial Chamber now turns to the training of groups at the Unit’s Doboj camps
which did not become part of the Unit following their training. Based on the evidence
received, the Trial Chamber finds that Karaga’s men, members of the Miće group, police
units, and JNA units were trained at the Doboj camps by members of the Unit. Recalling its
findings that the role of the Accused vis-à-vis the Unit (see chapter 6.3.2 and in relation to the
Ležimir camp above), the Trial Chamber finds that the Accused directed and organized the
training of these men.
1605. The Trial Chamber will now consider whether Predo’s Wolves were also trained by
Unit members at the Doboj camps. The Trial Chamber notes that the evidence relied on by the
Prosecution in this respect consists of an SFOR report about Milan Ninković. 3156 The report
stated that one of Ninković’s known associates was Predrag “Kujundić”, 3157 who was the
commander of a unit of 100 men, possibly known as the “Ozren Wolves” or the “White
Wolves”. According to the report, “Kujundić” and/or his unit were trained by “Serbian Red
Berets” and were “believed” to have killed 50-60 Bosnian Muslims near Johovac. The report
further stated that Slobodan Karagić commanded the “Serbian Red Berets”. 3158 The Trial
Chamber understands this report to refer to Predo’s Wolves (under the command of Predrag
Kujundžić) and, in view of the reference to the killing near Johovac, to relate to the period
around May or June 1992. 3159 The report does not provide a factual basis for its conclusions
regarding Kujundžić and/or his unit’s training and participation in the Johovac killings. The
report refers to the “Serbian Red Berets”, under the command of Slobodan Karagić, as having
provided the training. The report does not specify the location of this training. In view of the
evidence that different groups were at different times referred to as the “Red Berets” 3160 and
that in the second half of May 1992, Slobodan Karagić set up his own unit (known as
Karaga’s men) which was distinct from the Unit, 3161 the Trial Chamber does not consider it
clear whether the report is referring to the Unit as having provided the training.
3156 Prosecution Final Trial Brief (Confidential), 14 December 2012, paras 249, 886. See exhibit P164.
3157 The Trial Chamber understands this to refer to Predrag Kujundžić (also known as Predo).
3158 P164 (SFOR biography of Milan Ninković, 7 November 2002), p. 4.
3159 The Trial Chamber refers to its findings in chapter 3.5.2.
3160 The Trial Chamber refers to the evidence of Witness JF-031 as reviewed in chapter 6.3.3 in relation to the
Ležimir camp.
3161 The Trial Chamber refers to the evidence of Witness JF-005 as reviewed in chapter 3.5.2.
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