6. Since the glorious revolutlon of I September, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya has been subjected to a series of threats, pressures, provoca tions, direct and indirectacts of aqgression and various form6 of blockades, embargoes and public misinformatlon campaigns by the United Staees of America. This aggressive policy against the Jamahlriya was put into effect in 1972 rdhen the United Statesadninistralion refused to enter into a dialogue and establ.ish normal diplomaticrelations ',rith Libya. This United States policy is still being pursued in spite ofthe attempts by the Jamahiriya to initiate a dialogue and establish normalrelations based on mutual respect and non-inter fer ence in the internal affairs ofeither of the trdo countries, (a) In 1978, the United States administration embargoed a transaction under which Libyan Airlines had contracted to purchase Boeing civll aircraft. (b) In May 1980, the national- security autboritles discovered an American espionage network operating in the Jamahiriya. (c) since 1981, the united states admlnistratlon has intensified itsinformation campaigns directed agalnst the Jamahiriya and its historic leadership. (d) On 3 ,tuly 1981 , the national security authorities discovered a!o assassinate l4oammar Al Qaddafi, the leader of the glorlous revolutionl septenber. (e) fn August 1981 , the United States administration began to bring pressureto bear on Ameri.can oil conpanies with a viee to the suapension of lbeir operationsln tbe Jamahiriya. (f) OD 18 September 198I, the United States admlnlstration announced an enbargo on the supply of American spare parts for Libyan clvil alrcraft. (S) On I0 December l98lr the United States adninistralion requested all ofits citizens (most of r.rhom l'ere technicians and experts) to leave Llbya and prevented United States citizens from travelling to Libya. These regulations arestill in force. (h) On l0 March 1982, the Unlted States adminlstratlon banned the import of
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement of grievances by the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya against the United States, outlining a series of economic and diplomatic sanctions imposed by the US against Libya. The text mentions embargoes, blockades, and public misinformation campaigns, which suggests a focus on international relations and economic affairs.

**Category**
International trade, Transport and communication