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witness, the MUP in Knin and in SAO Krajina could not have provided the necessary vehicles
or technical equipment for training in the camp, without the assistance of the MUP Serbia. 2418
1336. Witness JF-031 testified that Rajić came to the Golubić camp while the witness was
there, and dealt exclusively with supplies, including the transport of equipment. 2419 According
to the witness, in general, weapons used at the Golubić camp came at first from the police and
the TO, and later from the army and to a lesser extent from “some state security lines”. 2420 On
two occasions the witness also saw cars with Belgrade licence plates arriving at the camp, and
subsequently saw uniforms being distributed. 2421
1337. Contrary to the testimonies of a number of witnesses reviewed above, Radivoje Mičić,
Aco Drača, Mile Bosnić, Witness DFS-014, and Goran Opačić provided evidence suggesting
that Simatović and the Serbian DB were not involved in the training camp at Golubić.
1338. Radivoje Mičić, a former employee of the AOS and the 2nd Administration of the
Serbian DB, 2422 testified, based on what he had heard from Filipović, that Franko Simatović
and Filipović went to Knin to obtain information and monitor subjects in relation to the case
of Daniel Snedden, whose activities were believed to be a potential security risk. 2423
1339. Aco Drača testified that Simatović came to the Krajina with two other members of the
Serbian DB, Milan Radonjić (known as Medo) and Dragan Filipović (known as Fico). 2424
Drača further testified that Simatović was neither in charge of any military operations in the
territory of SAO Krajina in 1991, nor managing the Golubić camp in that year or later, but
that the rumour of “people from Serbia” being in charge of the camp was spreading among
the population who feared an attack and hoped that assistance would come from Serbia. 2425
Instead, Simatović told Drača that he opposed any engagement of Captain Dragan in Krajina,
and that the witness should keep an eye on Captain Dragan’s activities exceeding the scope
agreed upon by the SNC and Martić, namely his attempts to head the TO and to become
2418 P977 (Witness JF-039, prior testimony), p. 2086.
2419 P998 (Witness JF-031, witness statement, 1 June 2001), p. 4; Witness JF-031, T. 7443-7445; P1001 (List of
persons present at Fruška Gora), pp. 2-3.
2420 P1000 (Witness JF-031, Slobodan Milošević transcript, 14-15 April 2003), pp. 19174, 19243; Witness JF-
031, T. 7472-7474.
2421 P1000 (Witness JF-031, Slobodan Milošević transcript, 14-15 April 2003), p. 19243; Witness JF-031, T.
7472-7474.
2422 Radivoje Mičić, T. 19773-19774, 19812, 19824; P3166 (Four Serbian MUP documents concerning Radivoje
Micič, one unsigned, three signed by Jovica Stanišić, Milojka Vukičević, and Radivoje Micič, respectively,
dated 10 June 1994, 19 November 1990, 1995, and 19 February 1997, respectively).
2423 Radivoje Mičić, T. 19789-19791, 19862, 19874-19875, 19924, 19931-19933.
2424 Aco Drača, T. 16708, 16909-16911.
2425 Aco Drača, T. 16724-16725, 16998, 17008-17009.
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