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Crnogorac), Dragan Pupovac, and Zvezdan Jovanović. 2402 JATD members told the witness<br />

that these men had gained Franko Simatović’s trust. 2403<br />

1327. Witness JF-005 testified that in March or April 1995 at a camp in Fruška Gora in<br />

Serbia where Red Berets from several camps gathered, Božović, Vuk, and Riki told the<br />

witness that they had been trained at the Golubić camp in the Krajina in 1991. 2404 Božović and<br />

Riki told the witness that Stanišić had sent Captain Dragan to Knin. 2405<br />

1328. The Trial Chamber further refers to Captain Dragan’s proposal to set up a new training<br />

centre 2406 and an order signed in the name of “Frenki” 2407 in evidence as exhibit P979, which<br />

it has reviewed in relation to the Korenica and Knin fortress camps below, as well as to the<br />

Simatović Defence’s submissions regarding the latter order set out there.<br />

1329. The Trial Chamber now turns to a number of documents which relate to meetings and<br />

reports from Captain Dragan regarding the training at Golubić in June and July 1991.<br />

According to the type-written minutes of a meeting on 14 June 1991, Frenki, Major Dragan<br />

Karna, and Captain Dragan discussed the further work in Golubić, the assignment of units to<br />

cover bordering areas, and the level of training of units. 2408<br />

13<strong>30</strong>. In an undated report addressed to the State Security Service, Daniel Snedden suggested<br />

that the active team of instructors from Golubić start further training on 23 June. According to<br />

the report, the first group, which had spent 21 days training, fared better than the second one,<br />

which spent only seven to 14 days training. Snedden added that they should direct armed units<br />

around slogans such as: the goal of the SAO Krajina is to become a part of Serbia, and, those<br />

who want to join the “Chetniks” should contact Vojo Šešelj for weapons. Snedden noted that<br />

the goal should be that those who finish training return home and establish new formations<br />

and mentioned Benkovac and Obrovac units as examples. Snedden proposed that he, Milan<br />

2401 P441 (Dejan Slišković, witness statement, 8 April 2010), para. 23; Dejan Slišković, T. 5099-5101.<br />

2402 P440 (Dejan Slišković, witness statement, 14 September 2003), para. 3; P441 (Dejan Slišković, witness<br />

statement, 8 April 2010), paras 23, 38, 41; Dejan Slišković, T. 5095, 5099-5101, 5103, 5252; P482 (Serbian<br />

MUP Administration for Foreigners, Expelled Persons and Administrative Affairs Report to the DB Regarding<br />

the Conduct of DB Worker Vasilije Mijović, 4 February 1994, Mile Puzović).<br />

2403 P441 (Dejan Slišković, witness statement, 8 April 2010), para. 23; Dejan Slišković, T. 5101.<br />

2404 P138 (Witness JF-005, witness statement, 4 November 2009), paras 4, 14; Witness JF-005, T. 2804, 2810-<br />

2811, 2841.<br />

2405 P138 (Witness JF-005, witness statement, 4 November 2009), para. 43.<br />

2406 In evidence as exhibit P426.<br />

2407 In evidence as exhibit P979.<br />

2408 Witness JF-031, T. 74<strong>30</strong>-7433; P1009 (Minutes of meeting attended by Frenki, Captain Dragan, and others,<br />

14 June 1991).<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 473<br />

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

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