Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko said that there had been no "major progress" on the Transcaucasia issue during the 52nd round of the Geneva International Discussions, but that this format of dialogue should continue, Interfax reported.
"Basically, we have the same issues: non-use of force, security in the region," Rudenko said.
He reiterated that the talks did not yield concrete results, but hoped that the meetings would continue.
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