Shamkhani, in a Saturday meeting with Iraq’s parliament speaker in Tehran, said “suspicious” attempts are underway to employ the acts of terrorism carried out by the ISIL militants in order to keep “insecurity, instability and crisis” in place across the Middle East region.

He said the massive exodus of refugees from Syria and Iraq is a result of the West’s lack of seriousness in fighting off the ISIL terrorists via a so-called military coalition.

Shamkhani said the increasing wave of refugees arriving in Europe has let the world public opinion know about the pains that the oppressed people of Syria and Iraq have been suffering.

The top Iranian official also expressed confidence that Iraq will ultimately overcome the terrorist crises and regain the regional place it deserves.

For his part, Iraqi Parliament Speaker Salim al-Jabouri thanked Iran for its continued support for the Arab country’s government and nation.

He also said Baghdad is making efforts to prevent recruitments by the Takfiri terrorist groups.

The Iraqi speaker is visiting Iran to hold talks on a range of issues, such as the national reconciliation plan in Iraq and the fight against Takfiri terrorists in the Arab country.