On November 3, the Kremlin summoned Norway's chargé d'affaires Bjorn Svenungsen in Moscow to protest Norway's continued seizure of Russian property at the request of Ukrainian companies. Russia's Foreign Ministry said the research vessel Professor Molchanov, detained on September 2 at the request of Naftogaz and other Ukrainian firms, remains moored at Barentsburg port in Svalbard, and that the North Troms and Senja District Court rejected Arktikugol Fund's appeal on October 28. Moscow warned that prolonged winter mooring in Arctic conditions could damage the ship and harm the environment, and said the vessel is the only direct cargo supplier to the archipelago since Norway's restrictions ended the Russia–Svalbard flights. Russia urged Norway to comply with international law, including the Svalbard Treaty and the Vienna conventions, and said five Russian properties in Oslo were confiscated on September 22.
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