21.   U.S. military analysts believe North Korea already has diverted enough plutonium to make at least one nuclear bomb.

22.   U.S. military analysts believe North Korea has diverted enough plutonium from its current outmoded reactors to make at least one nuclear bomb.

23.   U.S. military analysts believe North Korea has diverted enough plutonium from its outmoded reactors to make at least one nuclear bomb.

24.   U.S. military analysts believe North Korea has diverted enough plutonium to make at least one bomb.

25.   Foreign Minister Han Sung-Joo said Seoul and Washington would insist on checking whether North Korea had diverted any plutonium in the past.

26.   But it reiterated an earlier reassurance that no plutonium would be diverted from the rods as the process was being monitored by special IAEA camera at the site.

27.   But it has refused to let the IAEA sample the spent fuel to determine whether plutonium had been diverted to a clandestine nuclear arms programme.

28.   The UN agency has said that without sampling it would be impossible to determine whether plutonium has been diverted to a clandestine nuclear arms program.

29.   US officials have expressed strong suspicions that plutonium has been diverted from the Yyongbyon research nuclear reactor for military means.

30.   Washington went to the United Nations after the IAEA said late last month it could no longer guarantee North Korea was not diverting plutonium to build a nuclear bomb.