France may extend its state of emergency until there is no more threat of terror from Daesh, Prime Minister Manuel Valls said Friday.






MOSCOW (Sputnik)�� The state of�emergency was declared in�France following�a series of�terror attacks by�Daesh-linked militants in�Paris on�November 13, which killed 130 people and wounded hundreds.

Asked by�the BBC how long he expected the state of�emergency to�remain in�the country, Valls replied, "As long as�the threat is there, we must use all the means� until�we can get rid of�Daesh."

France is among�a coalition of�65 countries fighting against Daesh�� prohibited in�numerous countries including the United States and Russia�� in�both Iraq and Syria.

In the wake of�the Paris attacks, French President Francois Hollande pledged to�do his utmost to�counter terrorism, particularly Daesh, both domestically and globally.
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