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Serbia, and RSK, together with the VRS, were engaged at the Trnovo front. 4250 On 10 July<br />

1995, following the VRS Supreme Command order, Kovač ordered the company of joined<br />

MUP forces of RSK, Serbia, and Bosnian-Serb Republic to pull out from the Trnovo Front<br />

and be redeployed as part of an independent unit under command of Ljubiša Borovčanin to<br />

the Srebrenica sector. 4251<br />

20<strong>30</strong>. The Trial Chamber has also received evidence in relation to persons wounded at the<br />

front. On 1 July 1995, Ratko Mladić, referring to a JATD MUP Serbia telegram of <strong>30</strong> June<br />

1995, instructed the Sarajevo-Romanija and Herzegovina Corps to use helicopters for the<br />

evacuation of seriously wounded persons from the Trnovo sector. 4252 Numerous dispatches of<br />

6, 8, 10, 22, and 28 July 1995, informed about members of the Serbian MUP being wounded<br />

at the Trnovo/Treskavica front. 4253 On 21 July 1995, Rade Radović of the Srbinje SJB<br />

reported to the MUP of Bosnian-Serb Republic that the following Serbian and Bosnian-Serb<br />

Republic MUP members had been wounded or killed on the Trnovo-Kalinovik front on 20<br />

July 1995: Ratko Mitrović, Simo Gajić, Srdan Marinković, Milovan Nešković, Saša Banoviš,<br />

Mane Rađan, Radovan Pjevčević, Ranko Tungus, and Nogo Janković. 4254 According to a<br />

letter received by the Stanišić Defence from the Republic of Serbia on 14 July 2006, none of<br />

the wounded persons listed in the aforementioned dispatches as employees of the Serbian<br />

MUP, were ever employed by the Serbian MUP DB, or were engaged in the reserve forces of<br />

the RDB. 4255 The Trial Chamber notes, however, that Srdjan Marinković and Njego Janković,<br />

who are listed amongst the Serbian and the Bosnian-Serb Republic MUP members wounded<br />

at the Trnovo front, have been recognized by Witness JF-057. In this respect, Witness JF-057<br />

testified that during the Treskavica operation, some SDG members, including Srdjan<br />

Marinković and Njego Janković, had been injured, and four SDG members, including Zoran<br />

4250 P1450 (Summary of information from the Trnovo front, 26 June 1995); P1459 (Information on numerical<br />

strength of the police engaged on the Trnovo front, Tomislav Kovač, 7 July 1995); P1458 (Dispatch on combat<br />

activities on the Treskavica plateau, Tomislav Kovač, 6 July 1995); P1461 (Dispatch on combat activities on the<br />

Trnovo front, Tomislav Kovač, 10 July 1995); P1456 (Dispatch on combat activities on the Trnovo front on 5<br />

and 6 July 1995, Ljubiša Borovčanin, 7 July 1995).<br />

4251 P1462 (Order on redeployment of forces from the Sarajevo front to the Srebrenica sector, Tomislav Kovač,<br />

10 July 1995).<br />

4252 P1454 (Instruction on the use of helicopters for seriously wounded in the Trnovo sector, Ratko Mladić, 1<br />

July 1995).<br />

4253 P1457 (Dispatch on members of the Serbian MUP wounded on the Treskavica front, Rade Radović, 6 July<br />

1995); P1460 (Dispatch on members of the Serbian MUP wounded on the Treskavica front, Rade Radović, 8<br />

July 1995); P1472 (Report on the Trnovo front, Dragomir Milošević, 22 July 1995); P1474 (Dispatch on<br />

members of the MUP Bosnian-Serb Republic and Serbia wounded on the Trnovo front, Rade Radović, 28 July<br />

1995).<br />

4254 P1466 (Dispatch on MUP members killed and wounded on the Trnovo-Kalinovik front, Rade Radović, 21<br />

July 1995).<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 722<br />

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

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