text: additional- difficulties during a rescue reriod, would incl-ude disruption of nedica]care, of po\rer and telecon"nunicat ion networks and of ground and air transport; treefelring and possibly foresl fires. ano, to a lesser exbent, induced radioacLivity inthe ground near the explosion points" Tn addition to the irnmediate consequences,there would be several thousands of late radiation deaths over several decades. anda similar mjmber of Aenetic effects. (Some of these wo1r1d occu? outside the attacked country, ) Agricu-itural and industrial activity cou-Id certainly be c ovi nr.c l rr dicr"nt-.1 t-rr+, -*. to vhat exLelL and l.rith what consequences would detend onthe specific actack conditions. I92. In spirg 6l' the larse nLunbers of civifians ki-Lled and injured, and in spite -otiother -taLe ef:ecLs (nor only on heul th, nr,Lrition and uedical care but also on ;he econolly and the norale of the vict,inized nopulation). ni-titary planners might consider this to be a linited attack, vhich cou-ld be followed by another and yet another if rnilitary resistance vere to continue. -lQ? Il p niliirrw nprnairr .rii}. y ^ra.' vFrc evpf Lo fAk{. rlper in a developinq country, Lhere l,roul d bc inporLant differences vith regard +.o the genera] conditions of living and their infl-uence on collateral darnage and on the potential I8/ lfith a gi-',en por,ulation iiensity and average shieldlng factor, the number of ""."oulti"" is almost directly prc,portional to the fission yield in surfaee 'Dursts" I.or instance, rqith 1OO persons/krn2 and an €.verage shielding factor of O.3, there would be about 70 early radiation deaths ]]e1. kiloton fission yield exploded close to the ground.A/35 / 392 Engli sh Annex Page 70
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the potential consequences of a nuclear attack, including immediate and long-term effects on civilians, infrastructure, and the environment. The focus is on the devastating impact on human life, health, and well-being, as well as the disruption of essential services and systems.