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Iran summons Norway's ambassador to protest Oslo's "inaction" regarding the use of Starlink

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The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has summoned the Norwegian ambassador to Tehran, Paal Bjørnestad, to formally protest the operation of Starlink satellite internet services within Iranian territory. Tehran characterizes the use of these systems as unauthorized and illegal, holding Norway responsible due to its role as the state of registry for the Starlink network.

This diplomatic action reflects ongoing tensions regarding the regulation of foreign telecommunications technology within Iran. By targeting the Norwegian government, Iranian officials are asserting that the host nation of the satellite provider bears accountability for the service's activities, which Tehran views as a violation of its national sovereignty.

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Infobae (first snippet) Focuses on Iran's protest against alleged unauthorized internet usage
Infobae (second snippet) Emphasizes Norway's legal responsibility as the official state of registry
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