Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that if the OSCE continues its efforts to show its dreams as a reality, organization’s perspectives may be vague, Interpressnews reported.

He stressed the sides failed to reach agreement at the Astana summit, as two or three countries tried to introduce various formulations, according to which, South Ossetia and Abkhazia are still a part of Georgia.

Taking into account events staged by Saakashvili’s regime in 2008, and Russia’s efforts to protect people of South Ossetia, OSCE’s position is unrealistic, he added.