Tehran deputy Mahmud Sadiqi, well known reformists in Iran, has claimed that the terrorist organization ISIS has been using the Iranian banking system to make money in the past years.

Sadıki Official Twitter account of the controversial legislative talks in the Iranian Parliament, “ISIS was using the Iranian banking system to make money in the last years. This situation has even caused Syria’s objections. ”

“They are afraid of the banking process being transparent,” he said, big networks that smuggled drugs were connected to money laundering.

Sadıki voiced that the obstacle to the integration of the Iranian banks into the international banking system stemmed from domestic factors rather than economic sanctions.

The bill, known as the “FATF Law” in the Iranian Parliament on Sunday, aimed at amendments to the ban on financial support from terrorist groups, was suspended due to the protests of close MPs to the Conservative Resistance Front. A group of pro-Resistance Frontists, Ayatollah Misbah Yezdi, spiritual leader, held an anti-FATF demonstration on Saturday in front of the Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani’s office in Kum city. In Iran, the conservatives oppose the bill known as the “FATF law” because of concerns about not being able to transfer money to some organizations such as Hezbollah.