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logically fit into a sequence from the JATD’s formalization in August 1993 to the payment<br />

lists which do bear a year (namely exhibits P159 and P1514). In this respect, the Trial<br />

Chamber has also considered similarities in the amounts paid and the format of the payment<br />

lists. The Trial Chamber concludes that these payment lists originate from 1993 and 1994.<br />

The presence of several JATD members on all or most of the lists, combined with the<br />

signature of the JATD deputy commander Milan Radonjić on some of them, demonstrate that<br />

payments were made by the JATD to its members. Based on this and the evidence of Dejan<br />

Slišković and Witness JF-048 reviewed above, the Trial Chamber finds that the Accused<br />

organized the financing of the JATD from at least 21 August 1993 to 15 November 1995. 2737<br />

6.3.3 The Accused directed the the Unit in particular operations in Croatia and Bosnia-<br />

Herzegovina; organized, supplied, financed, and supported the involvement of the Unit in<br />

particular operations; and directed and organized the financing, training, logistical support,<br />

and other substantial assistance or support for the Unit<br />

Ležimir camp and SBWS operations, September 1991-early 1992<br />

1458. The Trial Chamber now turns to the Ležimir camp at Fruška Gora in Serbia and the<br />

related operations. The Trial Chamber will consider whether the Accused directed the<br />

involvement of the Unit in particular operations in the SBWS. 2738 The Trial Chamber will<br />

further consider whether the Accused organized, supplied, financed, and supported the Unit’s<br />

involvement in those particular operations. 2739 The Trial Chamber will also review whether<br />

the Accused directed and organized the financing, training, logistical support, and other<br />

substantial assistance or support for the Unit at Ležimir. 2740 Finally, the Trial Chamber will<br />

consider whether the Accused directed and organized the training of other groups at Ležimir.<br />

1459. In its Final Trial Brief, the Prosecution submits that in September 1991, Simatović<br />

briefed members of the Red Berets in Belgrade and instructed them to establish a camp at<br />

Mount Fruška Gora. 2741 Stanišić stopped by the briefing room. 2742 In autumn 1991, Stanišić<br />

and Simatović established a camp at Ležimir at Mount Fruška Gora commanded by Živojin<br />

2737 Whilst the Trial Chamber notes that there is no payment list in evidence for the time period 1-14 June 1994,<br />

it does not consider, given the number and sequence of per diem payment lists received in evidence, that this<br />

indicates a break in payment. For the reasons set out in chapter 2, the Trial Chamber will not rely on the evidence<br />

of Dragoslav Krsmanović in relation to the per diem payment lists.<br />

2738 Indictment, para. 7.<br />

2739 Indictment, para. 7.<br />

2740 Indictment, paras 3, 5, 15(c).<br />

2741 Prosecution Final Trial Brief, 14 December 2012, para. 219.<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 517<br />

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

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