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Towards the war's conclusion, efforts shifted towards peace-making. The soldier recalls participating in meetings with generals from conflicting sides, often held in tense, dangerous settings—sometimes even in the middle of a battlefield or within minefields.
One particularly fraught operation involved leading a team through a minefield to meet with Serb forces—a routine yet nerve-wracking task. They aimed to foster diplomacy by bringing opposing generals together, hoping to sign peace agreements amidst proximity to active fighting. However, even these seemingly routine interventions carried an underlying danger.