The international community has no interest in perpetuating the status quo in the conflict zones in Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali district, Georgian Prime Minister Zurab Nogaideli said. \"It\'s clear to everyone that a perpetuation of the status quo will not advance the peace process,\" Nogaideli told the press on Sunday while commenting on his visit to the U.S. and talks with UN Secretary General Kofi Anan. \"The peacekeeping operation is not aimed at maintaining the status quo in the conflict zones. This would be in no one\'s interests,\" Nogaideli said. \"The peacekeeping operation can have only one result - ultimate settlement of the conflict, and the restoration of regional peace and Georgia\'s territorial integrity,\" he said. \"The international community has no other viewpoints on this issue,\" the Georgian prime minister said. (Interfax)