2047 Nuclear Security Summit

Preamble:
Pursuant to the ideals of a world free of mutually-assured destruction through the use of nuclear & radiological weapons of mass destruction and similarly-capable "super-weapons," the signatories of this document provide their acceptance and approval to the following terms.

Article 1:
All signatories will disarm, dismantle, dispose, or otherwise dispense with any and all weapons which:

• Possess a capability that allows it to be able to strike a target or the vicinity of a target over 300 1,000 500 kilometers or 190 621 about 311 miles from its point of origin
  
• Possess a TNT equivalent over 1 kiloton. This limit applies to both single projectiles or the collective strength of a weapon that uses multiple cluster munitions or MIRVs.
  

Article 2:
All signatories will refrain from owning, purchasing, selling, or producing any weapons which do not fit the criteria of Article 1, including:

• Enhanced radiation warheads [neutron bombs] and/or "salted" nuclear weapons. <----- No
  
• Nuclear weapons which exceed the yield limit of 1 kiloton, including the collective strength of MIRVs, as stated in Article 1.
  
• Nuclear weapons which exceed the strike limit of 300 1,000 500 kilometers, including ICBMs, SLBMs that exceed the strike limit, and artillery platforms capable of launching nuclear warheads that exceed the strike limit, as stated in Article 1.

Article 3:
All signatories agree to impose the terms of this treaty on anyone, be they a signatory or not, if they attempt to or do contravene them, through diplomacy and/or war. This can include the following actions:

• Trade Embargoes
  
• Sanctions against the respective nation(s)
  
• Brought before the international courts to be tried for crimes against humanity

Article 4:
All signatories would agree to have their respective nations inspected by independent inspectors of the United Nations to ensure that they are adhering to Article 2 on a monthly/bimonthly/yearly basis (to be determined). Should they be hiding nuclear arms that do not fit the criteria of Articles 1 and/or 2, then the respective nation(s) are to be sanctioned, have trade embargoes enacted by all signatories to this treaty, be tried for crimes against humanity by the signatories of this treaty and/or the United Nations, and/or have war declared upon them by the signatories of this treaty.

Article 5:
All signatories agree that their stockpile of weapons that are nuclear and/or radiological in their nature are limited to five-hundred warheads or other forms of ordinance. Any nation(s) that are found to be in possession of more nuclear weapons than the proposed limit are to be sanctioned, have trade embargos enacted, tried for crimes against humanity, and/or have war declared upon them by the signatories of this treaty.

Article 6:
All signatories agree that, in any given scenario, all space-based weapons are strictly prohibited, and are subject to be destroyed at any nation's leisure if found. The following weapons are prohibited:

• Satellites that make use of redirecting and/or relaying ground-based weapons back down to Earth
• Satellites that use kinetic bombardment as a means to causing mass destruction
• Satellites that use energy from secondary sources, such as the Sun or momentum from ground-based weapons

Satellites that are strictly used for commercial and military energy, such as the Solaris network of the European Continental Alliance, are allowed for use. However, if such systems are used as weapons, all related systems and items pertaining to the use of said equipment are to be immediately destroyed at a signatory's leisure. Satellites that are used strictly for observation are allowed. All signatories also agree to conduct one or more of the actions listed in Article 3

Article 7:
All signatories to agree that any and all weapons that can control the forces of nature for the purpose of warfare are strictly prohibited, and any such weapons found to be in possession by a nation, signatory or otherwise, is subject to the actions listed in Articles 3 and 6 that are allowed to be conducted by signatories. The following weapons are prohibited:

• Weapons that fire chemicals into the upper atmosphere to create the desired changes in the climatic conditions of a region and the weather occurring at any given moment in time
• Weapons that distort and/or modify the Earth's electromagnetic field to create desired changes in the climatic conditions and weather

While weather-manipulating "weapons" are prohibited, the use of weather-manipulation for the purpose of civil projects, such as agriculture, is not prohibited, but documentation and inspection of any weather-manipulating devices and/or chemicals must be carried out by an official of the United Nations.

Preamble:
Pursuant to the ideals of a world free of mutually-assured destruction through the use of nuclear & radiological weapons of mass destruction and similarly-capable "super-weapons," the signatories of this document provide their acceptance and approval to the following terms.

Article 1:
All signatories will disarm, dismantle, dispose, or otherwise dispense with any and all weapons which:

• Possess a capability that allows it to be able to strike a target or the vicinity of a target over 500 kilometers or about 311 miles from its point of origin
  
• Possess a TNT equivalent over 1 kiloton. This limit applies to both single projectiles or the collective strength of a weapon that uses multiple cluster munitions or MIRVs.
  

Article 2:
All signatories will refrain from owning, purchasing, selling, or producing any weapons which do not fit the criteria of Article 1, including:

• Weapons which exceed the yield limit of 1 kiloton, including the collective strength of MIRVs, as stated in Article 1.
  
• Weapons which exceed the strike limit of 500 kilometers, including ICBMs, SLBMs that exceed the strike limit, and artillery platforms capable of launching warheads that exceed the strike limit, as stated in Article 1.

Article 3:
All signatories agree to impose the terms of this treaty on anyone, be they a signatory or not, if they attempt to or do contravene them, through diplomacy and/or war. This can include the following actions:

• Trade Embargoes
  
• Sanctions against the respective nation(s)
  
• Brought before the international courts to be tried for crimes against humanity

Article 4:
All signatories would agree to have their respective nations inspected by independent inspectors of the United Nations to ensure that they are adhering to Article 2 on a monthly basis. Should they be hiding arms that do not fit the criteria of Articles 1 and/or 2, then the respective nation(s) are to be sanctioned, have trade embargoes enacted by all signatories to this treaty, be tried for crimes against humanity by the signatories of this treaty and/or the United Nations, and/or have war declared upon them by the signatories of this treaty.

Article 5:
All signatories agree that their stockpile of weapons that are nuclear and/or radiological in their nature are limited to five-hundred warheads or other forms of ordinance. Any nation(s) that are found to be in possession of more nuclear weapons than the proposed limit are to be sanctioned, have trade embargos enacted, tried for crimes against humanity, and/or have war declared upon them by the signatories of this treaty.

Article 6:
All signatories agree that, in any given scenario, all space-based weapons are strictly prohibited, and are subject to be destroyed at any nation's leisure if found. The following weapons are prohibited:

• Satellites that make use of redirecting and/or relaying ground-based weapons back down to Earth
• Satellites that use kinetic bombardment as a means to causing mass destruction
• Satellites that use energy from secondary sources, such as the Sun or momentum from ground-based weapons

Satellites that are strictly used for commercial and military energy, such as the Solaris network of the European Continental Alliance, are allowed for use. However, if such systems are used as weapons, all related systems and items pertaining to the use of said equipment are to be immediately destroyed at a signatory's leisure. Satellites that are used strictly for observation are allowed. All signatories also agree to conduct one or more of the actions listed in Article 3

Article 7:
All signatories to agree that any and all weapons that can control the forces of nature for the purpose of warfare are strictly prohibited, and any such weapons found to be in possession by a nation, signatory or otherwise, is subject to the actions listed in Articles 3 and 6 that are allowed to be conducted by signatories. The following weapons are prohibited:

• Weapons that fire chemicals into the upper atmosphere to create the desired changes in the climatic conditions of a region and the weather occurring at any given moment in time
• Weapons that distort and/or modify the Earth's electromagnetic field to create desired changes in the climatic conditions and weather

While weather-manipulating "weapons" are prohibited, the use of weather-manipulation for the purpose of civil projects, such as agriculture, is not prohibited, but documentation and inspection of any weather-manipulating devices and/or chemicals must be carried out by an official of the United Nations.

Signatures Below: