YEREVAN.- If Russian President Dmitry Medvedev were disappointed at the Kazan meeting, he would inform about it openly, said head of  Heritage parliamentary group Stepan Safaryan.

“No agreement reached at the Kazan meeting cannot be reason for disappointment and make the president give up mediator’s mission in the Karabakh peace process and thus lose the leverage of political influence,” said MP.

“I do not think that Russia will be disappointed as mediator’s role in the Karabakh peace process has political objectives. It is first of all restoring country’s reputation after the August 2008 war,” Safaryan said.

Earlier the Russian Kommersant newspaper wrote referring to its sources that Russia’s Dmitry Medvedev is so disappointed at the results of Kazan summit that is ready to stop his mission as a mediator in resolution of the Karabakh conflict. “He intends to organize the next meeting of Mr. Aliyev and Sargsyan only on condition that the Armenian and Azerbaijani Presidents finally sign basic principles,” the newspaper writes.