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Iran says its channel dropped by satellite

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Iran says its channel dropped by satellite

TEHRAN: Iran's English-language channel Press TV says that it has been dropped by the satellite that had broadcast its signal to North America.

 

The Saturday report says that the Galaxy 19 satellite serving audiences in the United States and Canada has removed both the state-owned news channel as well as a movie channel, iFilm.

 

It said the move was part of sanctions imposed on Iran as part of broader efforts to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons. Iran denies that it is developing weapons, saying its nuclear activities are aimed at peaceful purposes.- AP

 

 

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