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Year After Paris Terror Attacks France Remains on High Alert - Lawmaker
Year After Paris Terror Attacks France Remains on High Alert - Lawmaker
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The level of terrorist threat in France has not decreased since the deadly attacks in November 2015, claimed by Daesh terrorist group, and remains high, Pascal... 13.11.2016, Sputnik International
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Year After Paris Terror Attacks France Remains on High Alert - Lawmaker
11:55 GMT 13.11.2016 (Updated: 11:56 GMT 13.11.2016) The level of terrorist threat in France has not decreased since the deadly attacks in November 2015, claimed by Daesh terrorist group, and remains high, Pascal Popelin, a French lawmaker, told Sputnik.
PARIS (Sputnik) — The parliamentarian noted that the terrorists could use social networks for direct communication and propaganda distribution.
"It is impossible to say that the level of terrorist threat has went down. Daesh supporters in Iraq and Syria keep in touch with those who are in France," Popelin said.
12 November 2016, 12:01 GMT
Popelin, the member of the Socialist Party, which French President Francois Hollande belongs to, noted that the state of emergency introduced by Hollande helped reduce the terror threat more effectively.
The politician also approved of France's actions within the US-led coalition against Daesh.
"The participation of France in the international coalition was necessary and timely to weaken the group. France fulfilled its obligation without crossing any lines and stayed within the parameters of the mission," Popelin stressed.
On the evening of November 13, 2015, a group of terrorists carried out a series of attacks in different spots in Paris, claiming 130 lives, with more than 350 wounded. Following last year's attacks in Paris, France declared the state of emergency, which was further extended for six months in July after a deadly truck attack in the seaside resort of Nice.
