At the appeals trial of four indictees accused of crimes committed in the Mostar municipality, the Defence complained about the large number of protected prosecution witnesses.

Dragan Sunjic expresses his suspicion that the evidence, introduced by his Defence, will not be considered unless explained in detail at the main trial.

Former commander of the Second Brigade claims he did not bring prisoners from Heliodrom, although there is a document which indicates that he was responsible for that.

Due to the Defence's failure to submit documents they intended to use as evidence to the State Prosecution, the examination of witness Anicic has been postponed.

A Defence witness claims that the Convicts Battalion was not part of the Second Brigade of the Croatian Defence Council, HVO, although this Brigade paid their salaries.

Dragan Sunjic's Defence examines its first two witnesses.

Two doctors, who worked in the Second HVO Brigade ambulance in 1993, claim that they "provided medical assistance to the detainees in Vojno near Mostar."

A Defence witness speaks about the zone of responsibility of the Fist Bijelo polje HVO Battalion, which was commanded in July 1993, as alleged in the indictment, by Marko Radic.

Two former Vojno detention camp guards claim prisoners were treated well there.

The Prosecution finishes presenting evidence against former HVO members charged with crimes committed at camp near Mostar.