Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

386061340. Ivica Luković, the Chief of the Croatian Department for Cooperation with theUN and EC for Sector South from 1992 and during 1995, 5275 testified that he flew byhelicopter to Knin on 5 August 1995. 5276 Luković landed in Knin on a football fieldwhich had a crater in it and he also saw that a building he referred to as the so-calledJNA home and as Dom JNA had been hit by artillery. 5277 Luković further saw that acivilian building across the street from the Dom JNA, where Luković and Čermakwould later set up their offices, had also been hit by artillery and its roof was on fire. 5278Luković walked around at least half of Knin town later that evening and climbed to thefortress, from where he had a panoramic view of Knin, and did not see any otherartillery damage or any houses burning other than the civilian building across the streetfrom the Dom JNA. 52791341. The Trial Chamber has received evidence from several witnesses of artilleryimpacts and other damage caused by artillery observed in Knin after 5 August 1995.1342. John Hill testified that on 6 August 1995, when he went into Knin with CorporalTrembly and a Croatian soldier, he thought that the damage was not as severe as he hadexpected based on the amount of rounds he saw shot into the town. 5280 Hill sawForand’s house and found it to be ransacked. 5281 He found two rocket tubes on a lawnnext to the house. 5282 When driving by the South Barracks, Hill did not see any damagethere. 5283 He stated that the hospital seemed to be undamaged on the side of the mainentrance, which faces north-east. He saw some broken glass but no impacts on the5275 D1687 (Ivica Luković, witness statement, 1 October 2004), p. 1, paras 8, 13, 17; D1688 (IvicaLuković, witness statement, 13 August 2009), p. 1, paras 4, 6; Ivica Luković, T. 22385.5276 D1687 (Ivica Luković, witness statement, 1 October 2004), para. 25; Ivica Luković, T. 22418-22419.5277 D1687 (Ivica Luković, witness statement, 1 October 2004), para. 25; Ivica Luković, T. 22419.5278 D1687 (Ivica Luković, witness statement, 1 October 2004), paras 25, 33; Ivica Luković, T. 22419,22422.5279 D1687 (Ivica Luković, witness statement, 1 October 2004), para. 25; D1688 (Ivica Luković, witnessstatement, 13 August 2009), para. 11; Ivica Luković, T. 22420, 22422.5280 P291 (John Hill, witness statement, 23 August 1996), pp. 5-6; P292 (John Hill, witness statement, 21January 1998), pp. 21, 25; John Hill, T. 3841; P292 (John Hill, witness statement, 21 January 1998), p.22; P301 (UNCRO Military Police report, 4-7 August 1995), p. 4.5281 P291 (John Hill, witness statement, 23 August 1996), p. 6; John Hill, T. 3754-3755; D274 (JohnHill’s diary, entries from 5-13 August 1995), p. 2.5282 P292 (John Hill, witness statement, 21 January 1998), pp. 22, 100; John Hill, T. 3754-3755, 3759,3840; P300 (Aerial photo of Knin with markings by John Hill), area of Forand’s residence marked D. Intheir closing arguments, the Gotovina Defence contend that Hill incorrectly identified the location ofForand’s residence on P300, citing Dawes’s testimony. See T. 29235-29236. The Trial Chamber notesthat Dawes did not mark Forand’s residence on a map, but testified that he entered a residential area northof the TVIK factory, from a road close Forand’s house. Although Dawes’s route as marked on D586appears to relate to an area east of that marked by Roberts on P300, having compared the two witnesses’testimonies, the Trial Chamber cannot establish that the testimonies are contradictory.5283 P291 (John Hill, witness statement, 23 August 1996), p. 6.709Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `