Karabakh conflict is a long-standing one. Mechanisms and formats for its solution are available: it’s dangerous to create anything new now. Instead, it’s necessary to return to the “bargaining table which was created during the recent 20 years,” and start consultations.

Russian PM Dmitry Medvedev said the aforementioned in Baku on Firday.

“Unfortunately, this conflict has been dragging on since 1994, and there are mechanisms, and format, as well as proposals and a group dealing with it. The most important thing now is to fully use what we have worked on in the recent years,” Medvedev said.

“Creating something new would be twice dangerous now, since we would paralyze the work thereby. I think it’s necessary to calm down and return to the bargaining table, which was created during the recent 20 years,” he added, RIA Novosti reports.