Milan Milutinović

Milan Milutinović, former Yugoslav foreign minister, shares his gripping firsthand accounts of the Dayton negotiations that ended the Bosnian war. He recounts the tense moment of waking Slobodan Milosevic at 2 a.m. when talks felt doomed. Milan delves into the complex dynamics between the Serbian delegation and U.S. negotiators, explaining how personal relationships influenced decisions. He also reflects on the emotional pressure on Bosnian leaders to sign the agreement and the immediate relief felt at the signing, paving the way for fragile peace.