
Republika Srpska Prime Minister Savo Minic urged Europe to use diplomatic channels to prevent armed conflict, stating militarization is not the answer and referencing his personal experience in the 1990s hostilities.
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Savo Minic referenced his personal participation in hostilities during the early 1990s conflicts in the Balkans.
BELGRADE, September 30. /TASS/. Europe must do everything in its power to prevent an armed conflict, militarization cannot be the answer, Republika Srpska (an entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina) Prime Minister and ruling Alliance of Independent Social Democrats candidate for Republika Srpska president Savo Minic told TASS.
"If we already have diplomatic ties, let us talk. If we have communication channels, let us use them. I think it is in everyone’s interests to do everything in our power to prevent an armed conflict," Minic noted.
The Republika Srpska prime minister also stressed that he "knows very well what war is," as he personally took part in hostilities in the early 1990s, and therefore considers it unacceptable to speak of militarization as a solution.
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