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specific portion of his prior testimony during his testimony in the present case. 3244 The Trial<br />

Chamber recalls that when admitting the witness’s prior testimony, it stated that it would take<br />

a very cautious approach in determining the weight to be given to this evidence and may<br />

consider whether there is corroborating evidence. 3245 The Trial Chamber has not received<br />

other evidence indicating that the Drina Wolves at the Tara camp were subordinated to<br />

Simatović. In this respect, the Trial Chamber considers that it is not clear whether the<br />

“Vukovi” mentioned by intelligence report P1075 are the same unit as the Drina Wolves. The<br />

remainder of the evidence regarding the status of the Drina Wolves (which appears to have<br />

included Dragutin Stanojević) is inconclusive as their status in early 1993. 3246 In the absence<br />

of evidence clearly establishing whether the Drina Wolves received training at Mount Tara or<br />

participated in operations relevant to the present case, the Trial Chamber will not make further<br />

findings with regard to the Drina Wolves.<br />

1642. In its Final Trial Brief, the Stanišić Defence argues that the training at the Tara camp<br />

was coordinated by the Joint Staff in Tara, which consisted of VRS, VJ, Bosnian-Serb<br />

Republic MUP and Serbian MUP. 3247 Having evaluated the evidence before it, the Trial<br />

Chamber concludes that it has received no indications that the training at the Tara camp was<br />

coordinated by the Joint Staff. The remainder of allegations concerning the Tara Joint Staff<br />

will be addressed in the following chapter concerning the operations in Skelani.<br />

1643. The Trial Chamber has received no evidence as to the financing or logistical or other<br />

substantial support the Unit may have received at the Tara camp at the time period reviewed<br />

in this section. Accordingly, the Trial Chamber will not consider this matter further.<br />

Skelani camp and Skelani operations, June 1992-1993<br />

1644. The Trial Chamber now turns to the Skelani camp and the Skelani operations. The<br />

Trial Chamber will consider whether the Accused directed the involvement of the Unit in<br />

particular operations in and around Skelani. 3248 It will further consider whether the Accused<br />

organized, supplied, financed, and supported the Unit’s involvement in those particular<br />

operations. 3249 It will also review whether the Accused directed and organized the financing,<br />

3244 Witness JF-052, T. 8793, 8795.<br />

3245 Decision on admission into evidence of prior testimony, statement, and related documents concerning<br />

Witness JF-052, 28 January 2011, para. 11.<br />

3246 The only clear evidence on Dragutin Stanojević’s affiliation relates to his membership of the Unit after its<br />

formalization as the JATD in August 1993<br />

3247 Stanišić Defence Final Trial Brief, 17 December 2012, paras 783, 791-792, 798.<br />

3248 Indictment, para. 7.<br />

3249 Indictment, para. 7.<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 579<br />

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

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