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The '''Blockade of Ajahadya''' was a {{wp|blockade}} and {{wp|embargo}} of [[Ajahadya]] imposed by [[Arthasthan]], [[Baekjeong]], and [[Rajyaghar]] | The '''Blockade of Ajahadya''' was a {{wp|blockade}} and {{wp|embargo}} of [[Ajahadya]] imposed by [[Arthasthan]], [[Baekjeong]], and [[Rajyaghar]] imposed after the [[Satrian Wars and conflicts#Third Satrian War (1972 - 1978)|Third Satrian War]]. The first restrictions began in 1972 at the start of hostilities. Following the war, the three countries maintained their blockade, implemented a full embargo on all trade with Ajahadya, and heavily restricted travel. The main goal of their efforts were to ensure that [[Ajahadya]] could no longer pose a threat to its neighbors by weakening its economy and isolating the country from the outside world. Following diplomatic efforts, in 1995 the blockade and general embargo were simultaneously lifted by all three countries. However an embargo on military and high technology continues to the present. |
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The Blockade of Ajahadya was a blockade and embargo of Ajahadya imposed by Arthasthan, Baekjeong, and Rajyaghar imposed after the Third Satrian War. The first restrictions began in 1972 at the start of hostilities. Following the war, the three countries maintained their blockade, implemented a full embargo on all trade with Ajahadya, and heavily restricted travel. The main goal of their efforts were to ensure that Ajahadya could no longer pose a threat to its neighbors by weakening its economy and isolating the country from the outside world. Following diplomatic efforts, in 1995 the blockade and general embargo were simultaneously lifted by all three countries. However an embargo on military and high technology continues to the present.