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<strong>Bukovica</strong> <strong>engleski</strong>.<strong>qxd</strong> 15.3.2003 13:54 Page 56<br />

56<br />

<strong>Bukovica</strong><br />

municipality. Units under the command of Ferid<br />

Buljubašić massacred five persons in Ponikve - two<br />

women and three children. 77<br />

Toholj noted that Serb combatants identified among others<br />

Samir Bungur from Pljevlja municipality as a member<br />

of the units under the command of Ferid Duraković, a<br />

senior officer of the Čajniče Brigade. 78 The attack on<br />

Čajniče became topical again two years later when the<br />

Belgrade weekly Telegraf interviewed Republika Srpska<br />

army commander Dragan ”Čaruga“ Mastilović who said:<br />

It was then that about 3,500 Muslims carried out an allout<br />

attack on Čajniče; even Staroniće village, which was<br />

at the time defended only by commander Milan Kornjača<br />

and a few villagers, was attacked. When we subsequently<br />

analyzed the event, we arrived at the conclusion that the<br />

Muslims entered the area by way of Montenegrin territory.<br />

Upon returning to Čajniče, we decided to burst into a<br />

Muslim border village in Montenegro and capture a few<br />

villagers to further investigate the whole case. We filmed<br />

the captured villagers so that we have a tape of them<br />

admitting that no less than 200 Muslim combatants infiltrated<br />

into Montenegrin territory before the attack on<br />

Čajniče, and that the villagers hid them in their homes. We<br />

informed the State Security of the Republika Srpska and<br />

sent copies of the video tape to the competent state and<br />

military authorities of FR Yugoslavia and Serbia. The then<br />

FR Yugoslavia President Dobrica Ćosić personally urged<br />

that we return the captured to Montenegro, which we did.<br />

But no one in authority in Montenegro ever said why that<br />

happened. 79<br />

77 Toholj, Miroslav, Black Book - The Suffering of Serbs in Bosnia-<br />

Herzegovina 1992-1995, Svetigora, 2000, pp. 168.169.<br />

78 Ibid, p. 169.<br />

79 Telegraf, Belgrade, 8 March 1995.

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