Alexander Iskandaryan: sanctions like the Russian ones do not work in the modern world.

Valentin Varennikov: the U.S. decided to cut Russia from the outer world as it once happened after the decline of the Soviet Union.

However if the Georgian or Russian side requests mediation Yerevan and Minsk are ready to assist, Andranik Margaryan said.

At that the Georgian President underscored that process of compiling a suit against Russia to the International Court of Human Rights over mass deportation of Georgians is coming to an end.

Russia's actions regarding Georgia are not aimed against Armenia.

However, at the given phase of the protracted confrontation between Georgia and Russia there are no significant and moreover catastrophic consequences for Armenia expected from economic and political pressure put by Moscow upon Tbilisi, Armenian analyst believes.

Peter Semneby: EU fears that the conflict may "spread throughout the region."

Within past few days Moscow courts passed 380 decisions on expelling Georgian citizens from Russia owing to breaking migration legislation.

November 6 the next session of Armenian-Russian Interparliamentary Commission will be held in Yerevan.