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training, logistical support, and other substantial assistance or support for the Unit at the<br />

Skelani camp. 3250 Finally, it will consider whether the Accused directed and organized the<br />

training of other groups at the Skelani camp.<br />

1645. In its Final Trial Brief, the Prosecution submits that in June or July 1992, Simatović<br />

met with Serb municipal leaders in Eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina and told them that training<br />

camps would be set up in the municipalities, run by Serbian special police units. 3251 Following<br />

Simatović’s instructions, on 8 June 1992, Red Beret members (including Nikola Pupovac)<br />

established a training camp at Skelani. Red Berets also established a Skelani Red Berets unit<br />

(including Milenko Trifunović) under the command of and financed by Simatović. The<br />

Skelani Red Berets unit trained local Serbs. 3252 The Skelani Red Berets, commanded by<br />

Božović and Jovanović, participated in combat operations in eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina and<br />

controlled the bridge between Skelani and Bajina Bašta. 3253<br />

1646. The Trial Chamber has received the evidence of Miroslav Deronjić and Witness JF-<br />

033, as well as further documentary evidence, in relation to the Skelani camp and Skelani<br />

operations. The Trial Chamber will first review the evidence in relation to a meeting between<br />

Franko Simatović and local municipal leaders and the presence of Unit members Nikola<br />

Pupovac and Predrag Spasojević 3254 at a camp in Skelani in June or July 1992.<br />

1647. Miroslav Deronjić, a Serb municipal leader from Bratunac, 3255 stated that in April<br />

1992, a man called Predrag Spasojević came to Bratunac. He introduced himself as an official<br />

of the SDB, and showed his ID to the witness. Later on, the witness learned that he was a<br />

member of the Red Berets. 3256 In June or July 1992, he was invited by Dragan Trisić, the chief<br />

of the TO in Bajina Bašta, to a TO meeting which took place in the TO premises in the office<br />

of Jelić. The witness testified that Franko Simatović also attended the meeting. It was the first<br />

time the witness met Simatović. 3257 The delegation from Skelani, the delegation from Zvornik<br />

composed of Brano Grujić and Marko Pavlović, and the commander of the Višegrad Brigade<br />

3250 Indictment, paras 3, 5, 15(c).<br />

3251 Prosecution Final Trial Brief, 14 December 2012, para. 254.<br />

3252 Prosecution Final Trial Brief, 14 December 2012, paras 255-256, 258.<br />

3253 Prosecution Final Trial Brief, 14 December 2012, paras 257-258.<br />

3254 For the Trial Chamber’s findings on Nikola Pupovac and Predrag Spasojević being members of the Unit, see<br />

chapters 6.3.2 and 6.3.3 in relation to the Ležimir camp, respectively.<br />

3255 P2511 (Miroslav Deronjić, witness statement, 25 November 2003), paras 1-3, 46, 215, 231, p. 1; P2509<br />

(Miroslav Deronjić, Milošević transcript, 26-27 November 2003), p. 29617, 29935, 29939, 29966; P2510<br />

(Miroslav Deronjić, Krajišnik transcript, 12-13, 16, 18-19 February 2004), pp. 856, 858-859, 862-865, 867-868,<br />

873, 909, 923, 1126, 1223.<br />

3256 P2511 (Miroslav Deronjić, witness statement, 25 November 2003), para. 131.<br />

3257 P2511 (Miroslav Deronjić, witness statement, 25 November 2003), para. 134.<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 580<br />

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

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