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2118. Mile Bosnić testified that he was present at the meeting of the SDS Main Board when<br />

Martić was appointed the Secretary for Internal Affairs of the SAO Krajina. Babić<br />

recommended Martić stating, inter alia, that Martić was from Knin and was a well-known<br />

Serb patriot. 4456 To the best of the witness’s knowledge Jovica Stanišić was not involved in<br />

the decision-making process, nor did Babić mention him with respect to it or in relation to the<br />

establishment of the SUP. 4457 The witness testified that in view of Article 7 of the Decision on<br />

establishing the SAO Krajina SUP, Babić was in charge of the internal organization of the<br />

Secretariat, and while Martić participated in the preparatory work of the SUP, he did not make<br />

decisions regarding its organization or operation. 4458 The witness testified that up until August<br />

1991, the SDS and the police in Kordun and Banija did not recognize Martić’s authority and<br />

as a result, he had no influence in that area and the police in Kordun and Banija were paid by<br />

the Croatian authorities. 4459<br />

2119. Witness DST-043 testified that shortly after the appointment of Milan Martić as the<br />

Secretary for Internal Affairs, an intelligence service of SAO Krajina was set up in Knin for<br />

the first time, and it was staffed with people previously working in the intelligence service. 4460<br />

Dušan Orlović was appointed chief of the Krajina DB in January 1991; he was subsequently<br />

succeeded by Slobodan Pezikozić. 4461 Mile Bosnić testified that he learnt informally from<br />

Babić at a SDS Main Board meeting, that there was an SDB of the Krajina which was headed<br />

by Orlović. 4462 The Trial Chamber recalls its findings in chapter 6.3.2 in relation to the<br />

Golubić camp that Dušan Orlović was a member of the Serbian DB unit a.k.a. the Red Berets,<br />

which was formed in mid-1991 and was later proposed for awards at the 1996 Kula<br />

ceremony, as well as the evidence of Witness JF-031 that Orlović was the connection between<br />

Martić and the Serbian DB, and the evidence of Witness JF-039 indicating that Orlović<br />

reported to the Serbian DB, which it has reviewed in the same chapter. In this respect Milan<br />

Babić stated that aiming at suppressing the Serbian DB control over Krajina, on 1 August<br />

1991, the Krajina government passed a decision disbanding the Krajina DB. 4463<br />

4456 Mile Bosnić, T. 12669.<br />

4457 Mile Bosnić, T. 12670, 12672.<br />

4458 Mile Bosnić, T. 12671-12673; D315 (Comments by Mile Bosnić on exhibits and potential exhibits), p. 2.<br />

4459 D313 (Mile Bosnić, witness statement, 5 July 2011), paras 18, <strong>30</strong>; D314 (Mile Bosnić, proofing note, 8 July<br />

2011), p. 2.<br />

4460 D322 (Witness DST-043, witness statement, 29 June 2011), para. 64; Witness DST-043, T. 1<strong>30</strong>66.<br />

4461 D322 (Witness DST-043, witness statement, 29 June 2011), paras 64-65; Witness DST-043, T. 1<strong>30</strong>76.<br />

4462 Mile Bosnić, T. 12785-12787.<br />

4463 P1877 (Milan Babić, Martić transcript, 15-17, 20-21 February, and 2-3, and 6 March 2006), pp. 1417-1418;<br />

P1903 (Decision of the SAO Krajina government disbanding the DB in the SAO Krajina, 1 August 1991).<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 757<br />

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

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