ARMINFO News Agency, Armenia Monday Russian expert: In April 2016, Russia did not do enough to establish peace in Karabakh Yerevan May 22 David Stepanyan. I saw no results of Baku's last April request to Russia to stop the Artsakh army counterattack. Caucasus Department of the Institute of CIS countries Deputy Director, military expert Vladimir Yevseyev, expressed this opinion to ArmInfo. "I expected Stepanakert to return to negotiation table, which would be quite logical and normal. Apparently, there were no such demands, which was a joint mistake by Russia and Armenia. I see Yerevan's activity in this issue, which, apparently, wants to be the main one in the negotiations with Baku, however, in this situation it is counterproductive, since it is impossible to talk about the return of some territories instead of those not present at the table," he said. Yevseyev supposed that last April Ilham Aliyev took the obligation to refrain from military actions in the zone of the Karabakh conflict. And, at least until February 2017 - attempts of two Azerbaijani reconnaissance groups to penetrate into Artsakh soil, during which up to 10 Azerbaijani servicemen were killed, in general, took place. Thus, Moscow froze the conflict for some time. "In my opinion, this short-term frostbite was not worth it, as April brought much more negative consequences, in particular, it reinforced Baku's confidence in the correctness of the policy of "biting off the territories." In April, the propagandists managed to convince the Azerbaijani society of the victory, and allow Baku not to go to compromises, I do not see other conditions specifically for Karabakh, so I believe that Russia has not done enough to establish peace in Karabakh," the Russian expert summed up.