YEREVAN. - The status quo of the Nagorno-Karabakh isn’t stable and the April War showed this.

U.S. State Department Deputy Assistant Secretary for Europe and Eurasia, Bridget Brink, said the aforementioned in Yerevan on Thursday, responding to the reporters’ questions.

In her words, it would be preferable to see the confidence building measures implemented.  “Our preference would be to see the confidence building measures implemented, the resumption and continuation of negotiations ultimately to see the resolution of the conflict. I think that the resolution of the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh would have very positive impact on Armenia,” Brink said.

To the question how the victory of Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential elections will impact the relations with Armenia, the diplomat said:

 “There has been longstanding support from the United States, bipartisan support for the region. I have personally worked over time both for Republican and Democratic administrations. That support historically has been consistent,”she noted.

Brink also added: “We absolutely do the support the agreement of Vienna, which includes confidence building measures, increasing the mandatory mission of Ambassador Kasprszyk, as well as the establishment of investigatory mechanisms.”