Fc,r the purposes of this Treaty, the term "attack" means any act by a State which is designed to cause or causes, directly or indirectly: (i) any damage to, or the destruction of, a nuclear facility; or (ii) any interference, interruption, impediment, stoppage or breakdown in the operation of a nuclear facility; or (iii)'any injury to, or the death of, any of the personnel of a nuclear facility . Paragraph 2 First alternative For the purpose of this Treaty, the term "nuclear facilities" means: .!/ (i) Nuclear reactors; (ii) Intermediate spent fuel storages; (iii) Reprocessing plants; (iv) Waste deposits, including temporary waste storages; (v) Installations for production or use of important and intensive sources of gamma radiation; ll which are included in a Register maintained by the Depositary. Second alternative A nuclear facility means a nuclear reactor or any other facility for the production, handling, treatment, processing or storage of nuclear fuel or other nuclear material . 1/ A suggestion was made to add two further categories after " ( iii) Reprocessing plants;•• 2/ refined:-(iv) Nuclear fuel processing plants; (v) uranium enrichment plants. A view was expressed that this provision should be further C0/RW/WP.90 page 4 Paragraph 1 CRITERIA The nuclear facilities mentioned in paragraph 2 of Definitions shall meet the following specifications: l/ ( i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) Paragr:-aph 2 They shall be stationary on land; l/ 11 Nuclear reactors; designed for a thermal power which could exceed 1 (10] Megawatt, shall have reached their first criticality and shall not have been decommissioned; Intermediate spent fuel storages; desitned for storing radioactive material exceeding 1017 [10 83 Bq; Reprocessing plants; designed for containing radioactive material exceeding 1017 [1ol81 Bq; Waste deposits: containing radioactive material exceeding 1017 [10183 Bq; Installations for production or use of intensive sources of gamma radiation: designed to contain radioactive material whose gamma-radiation-dissipated power is equal to or 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to international agreements and treaties, specifically regarding the definition of nuclear facilities and attacks on them. It seems to be focused on the regulation and protection of these facilities, which is a concern for international security and nuclear safety.

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