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  US plans 'Cuba lite' blockade on North Korea
  
  The Pentagon is planning a permanent selective blockade of North Korean shipping, to prevent the country's threatened export of nuclear materials to other rogue states and terrorist organisations.
  
  The move, nicknamed 'Cuba Lite' for its echoes of the tactics used during the 1963 Cuban missile crisis, is America's first reaction to last week's warning by a North Korean envoy that Pyongyang intends to 'transfer' nuclear devices or other material overseas.
  
  It is aimed at increasing pressure on the North Korean regime, and would use American ships stationed in the Pacific region, without mounting a total blockade, which Pyongyang would regard as an act of war.
  
  The first talks between the United States and North Korea for six months broke down in Beijing last week after just two days. The North Korean official who took part in the meetings claimed that Pyongyang already had two nuclear bombs and has processed enough plutonium to create many more. He also warned that the regime might 'demonstrate' its capabilities in some way.
  
  The threat has concentrated minds at the Pentagon, where senior officials are now devising a strategy to contain North Korea without escalating to a full-scale military conflict on the Korean peninsula - which on some Washington estimates could result in a million casualties on the first day.
  
  A senior adviser to the Pentagon told The Sunday Telegraph that attempts to export nuclear devices would now result in routine 'interdiction' and seizing of ships suspected by US intelligence of carrying such material.
  
  'It is a kind of Cuba Lite strategy,' said the adviser. 'It wouldn't be a total blockade. International shipping would not necessarily be blocked from going in to North Korea, but the passage of North Korean shipping would be contingent on what we knew was being carried. We have the ability to track anything going in or out of North Korean waters.'
  
  On Dec 9, US and Spanish naval vessels stopped a North Korean ship, the Sosan, as it neared Yemen carrying 15 Scud missiles and warheads. The ship was eventually allowed to pass through after assurances from the Yemeni government. Under the new plans, nuclear 'spot-checks' would be more aggressively pursued closer to North Korea.
  
  'The virtue in an 'interdiction' strategy is that it would not be formally imposed,' said the adviser. 'There would not be a big set-piece confrontation with the North Koreans. Instead the US would use its intelligence net and only move in when it needs to.'
  
  Another option being considered by the US is a precision strike on North Korean nuclear facilities. However, administration officials say that at present such a move would not be worth the risk of an unpredictable North Korean response.
  
  American military movement in the region has been minimal, although reconnaissance capacities have been boosted and 24 heavy bombers have been deployed to the island of Guam.
  
  After last week's talks, North Korea, which has demanded a written non-aggression pact with America as a condition for giving up its nuclear programme, said the US had 'simply repeated hackneyed claims without setting forth any new proposals'.
  
  The Communist state's aggressive negotiating tactics have put the Bush administration in a quandary. The State Department has backed continued negotiations but has been dismayed by Kim Jong Il's intransigence.
  
  Officials at the Pentagon, including the Secretary of Defence, Donald Rumsfeld, doubt the value of talks but fear the potential military cost of a war.
  
  North Korea would be dangerously well-prepared for any conflict. More than 4,000 pieces of artillery are buried deep in the mountainous terrain to the north of the de-militarised zone that separates North and South Korea.
  
  Hundreds of thousands of North Korean soldiers, belonging to the world's fifth-largest army, would be expected to invade Seoul within hours of an American attack. North Korea is also believed to possess chemical and biological weapons.
  
  'This isn't Iraq and there is no serious hawk-dove divide here,' said an American government official. 'The doves know they are being messed around by North Korea. The hawks are not prepared to go to war any time soon. For the moment the administration is pretty unified on this.'
  
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