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This document provides a summary of the key points and limitations of a treaty on nuclear weapons. The main points are as follows:

1. The treaty prohibits the transfer of nuclear weapons and control over them, including bombs and warheads.
2. It also prohibits the transfer of other nuclear explosive devices that can be used as weapons or easily adapted for such use.
3. The treaty does not address or prohibit the transfer or control of nuclear delivery vehicles or delivery systems as long as they do not involve bombs or warheads.
4. It does not interfere with allied consultations and planning on nuclear defense as long as no transfer or control of nuclear weapons occurs.
5. The treaty does not cover the deployment of nuclear weapons within allied territory unless a decision to go to war has been made.
6. The treaty does not address the issue of European unity and would not prevent a federated European state from inheriting nuclear status, as long as it has full control over external security functions.