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commander Živojin Ivanović (Žika or Crnogorac), and instructors Dragan Filipović
(Fico/Fićo/Fića), Davor Subotić (Riki), Rajo Božović, and Zoran Raić. Other instructors
included Ilija Vučković, Borjan Vučković (Boki), Dragan Olujić, Saša Medaković, Neven
Laka, Slobodan Majstorović, Milan Andić, Boro Kovačević, Božo Božić, and Rade Božić.
Milan Radonjić was present in the SAO Krajina, including in Knin, from around April
through August in 1991.
1368. Considering the evidence before it, 2517 the Trial Chamber allows for the reasonable
possibility that Captain Dragan established contacts and discussed training with SAO Krajina
political leaders in late 1990 and early 1991, independently of the Serbian DB, as put forward
by the Simatović Defence. 2518 The evidence 2519 also indicates that Captain Dragan was in
contact with members of the SPO and Ministers Bogdanović and Šainović in early 1991. The
Trial Chamber further allows for the reasonable possibility that the SAO Krajina police
provided equipment, weaponry, and funding for the Golubić camp, as submitted by the
Simatović Defence. 2520 However, the evidence of Captain Dragan’s early contacts in Belgrade
and the SAO Krajina and the evidence of alternative sources of equipment, weaponry, and
funding for the Golubić camp does not affect the Trial Chamber’s findings regarding Stanišić
and Simatović’s meetings, discussions, and cooperation with Captain Dragan and financing
and equipping of the Golubić camp from March or April 1991 to July 1991, as specified
above.
1369. Based on the unrebutted Adjudicated Facts and the evidence before it, the Trial
Chamber finds that training at Golubić was of a military character and included weapons and
ambush training, as well as the treatment of POWs and the treatment of civilians in armed
conflict. On average, training lasted approximately 20 days. Training groups consisted of
between 40 and 100 trainees per group. A total of between 350 and 700 members 2521 of the
SAO Krajina Police and the SAO Krajina TO were trained at Golubić between April and
August 1991. Men who had trained at Golubić set up further units and trained other people in
the SAO Krajina. The following persons received training at Golubić: Nikola Pilipović,
Milenko Popović, Predrag Baklaić, Dragan Karna, Goran Opačić, Miloš Opačić, Jugoslav
2517 In particular, the SDB monitoring reports and the evidence of Drača.
2518 Simatović Defence Final Trial Brief, 14 December 2012 (Confidential), paras 276-287.
2519 In particular, the SDB monitoring reports.
2520 T. 20327-20328.
2521 The Trial Chamber bases this finding on the Adjudicated Facts and the evidence of Mile Bosnić and Witness
JF-039, as well as the remarks by Dragan Vasiljković in the documentary “The Unit”, reviewed in relation to the
Korenica and Knin fortress camps. The Trial Chamber does not consider Witness JF-031’s estimate of between
3,000 and 5,000 men to be reliable.
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