Republika Srpska prime minister calls for preventing new conflict in Europe
Republika Srpska Prime Minister Savo Minic said he 'knows very well what war is,' citing his own experience in hostilities in the early 1990s, as he called for efforts to prevent a new conflict in Europe.
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Republika Srpska Prime Minister Savo Minic has called for preventing a new conflict in Europe, drawing on his own personal experience of war.
Minic stressed that he "knows very well what war is," noting that he personally took part in hostilities during the early 1990s, a period marked by the conflicts that accompanied the breakup of Yugoslavia.
His comments reflect the perspective of a regional leader whose own formative experiences with armed conflict inform his current calls for de-escalation and conflict prevention in Europe.
Minic did not specify particular measures or policy proposals aimed at preventing a new conflict, according to the available reporting.
The remarks come against a backdrop of heightened concern across parts of Europe about regional security and the risk of renewed conflict, concerns that leaders with firsthand experience of past wars in the region have periodically raised.
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