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49540<br />

in chapter 6.3.2 and in relation to the Ležimir camp above, the Trial Chamber finds that the<br />

Accused directed and organized the training of these Unit members from Skelani at Mount<br />

Tara.<br />

1640. The Trial Chamber will now assess the training of PJP members. Based on the<br />

evidence before it, 3240 the Trial Chamber finds that in January 1993, Radovan Stojičić (a.k.a<br />

Badža) and Obrad Stevanović established a Serbian MUP Public Security Service PJP staff in<br />

Bajina Bašta. Around January 1993, Stevanović convinced Simatović and Mijović to have<br />

Unit members train PJP members in return for drafting assistance. On 13 February 1993,<br />

Stojičić ordered that PJP members should be trained at Mount Tara. From about mid-February<br />

to early March 1993, a PJP unit was trained at Mount Tara in mortar action. However, the<br />

evidence is inconclusive as to who trained the PJP unit at Mount Tara. Witness JF-053<br />

testified that this unit was trained by non-commissioned VJ officers. Further, Stojičić’s<br />

February 1993 order specified that PJP members should, preferably, be trained by PJP<br />

instructors at Mount Tara. In the absence of further evidence as to who provided the training<br />

of the PJP members at Mount Tara, the Trial Chamber is unable to determine with sufficient<br />

certainty whether and, if so, to what extent Unit members were involved. The Trial Chamber<br />

has also received evidence on the presence of the Accused in Tara and Bajina Bašta in<br />

January and February 1993. 3241 This evidence does not, however, conclusively establish that<br />

the Accused undertook any actions directed towards the training of PJP members at Mount<br />

Tara during their stay in the area. Accordingly, the Trial Chamber is unable to conclude that<br />

the Accused organized the training of the PJP members at Mount Tara.<br />

1641. The Trial Chamber now turns to the training of a unit called the Drina Wolves. The<br />

evidence 3242 indicates that after February 1993 a unit referred to as the Drina Wolves was<br />

stationed at Mount Tara. In his prior testimony, 3243 Witness JF-052 stated that the Drina<br />

Wolves were subordinate to Franko Simatović. However, the witness did not attest to this<br />

3240 Specifically, the evidence of Dejan Plahuta, Risto Šeovac, Witness JF-053, interview notes (in evidence as<br />

P973), and a letter written by Radovan Stojičić on the training of PJM members at Mound Tara (in evidence as<br />

D415).<br />

3241 In relation to Stanišić see the evidence of Risto Šeovac and Manojlo Milovanović, and a Serbian news report<br />

(in evidence as P1592). In relation to Simatović see the evidence of Witness JF-052, Risto Šeovac, Witness JF-<br />

031, Dejan Plahuta, Miroslav Deronjić, interview notes (in evidence as P973) in combination with the testimony<br />

of Witness JF-094, an excerpt from Mladić’s notebook titled “Plan of action in Operation Udar (in evidence as<br />

P392), an interview with Branislav Vakić (in evidence as P1053), and the Serbian news report (in evidence as<br />

P1592).<br />

3242 Specifically, the evidence of Witness JF-052, a handwritten note by Dragutin Stanojević (in evidence as<br />

P2816), and a background check on Dragutin Stanojević (in evidence as page 3 of P479).<br />

3243 In evidence as exhibit P1587.<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 578<br />

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

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