Sputnik News- Conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Yemen can be settled only via political dialogue involving regional players, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Sunday at the Munich Security Conference.

The ongoing Syrian and Yemeni civil wars have come in�focus of�international attention, with�a range of�countries, including regional and non-regional players, making efforts to�settle them.

"It can start perhaps with�the modest regional dialogue based on�generally recognized principles and shared objectives. The forum can promote understanding on�a broad spectrum of�issues including confidence and security building measures and combating terrorism extremism and sectarianism� I emphasize that the conflicts in�Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Bahrain do not have military solutions. Each requires a political solution, when no genuine actor is excluded from�the process," Zarif said.

The Middle East has been experiencing a turmoil since�the Arab Spring uprisings in�2011, which led to�civil wars in�Syria, Yemen and a number of�other countries, as�well as�to the rise of�the Daesh terrorist organization, outlawed in�many countries, including Russia.