White House says it believes Saudi Arabia will open Yemen portWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Thursday it believed that Saudi Arabia would allow a blocked port in Yemen to open after President Donald Trump urged Riyadh to lift a blockade to let humanitarian aid reach the Yemeni people. The Saudi-led military coalition fighting the Iran-aligned armed Houthi movement in Yemen s civil war started blockading ports a month ago after Saudi Arabia intercepted a missile fired toward its capital Riyadh from Yemen. Although the blockade later eased, Yemen s situation remains dire. About 8 million people are on the brink of famine with outbreaks of cholera and diphtheria. Yemen s population of 27 million is almost entirely reliant on imports for food, fuel and medicine.  I believe there are actions that are taking place for a port to open and we ll keep you posted as those details become more available,  White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders told reporters. Trump called for Saudi Arabia on Wednesday to  completely allow food, fuel, water, and medicine to reach the Yemeni people , suggesting Washington had run out patience with the blockade that has been condemned by relief organizations.  Progress has not been seen yet, but we hope that advocacy and those strong messages will open up the port from being a partially open port to being a fully open port,  Jamie McGoldrick, United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator in Yemen, told reporters in New York.  McGoldrick said there were 15 ships, carrying mainly food and fuel, waiting to enter the Yemeni ports of Hodeidah and Salif. Around 80 percent of Yemen s food imports arrive through Hodeidah.  They need to come onshore now,  said McGoldrick, speaking via telephone from Sanaa.  There are some boats which are offshore which have been cleared by Riyadh already ... We see no reason why they should not be able to come onshore now.  A Reuters analysis of port and ship tracking data has shown that no fuel shipments have reached Yemen s largest port for a month.  What we have got right now is food trickling in to Yemen through the various ports, but we can t get it to the people without the fuel,  McGoldrick said.  Yemen s humanitarian response needs millions of liters of fuel a month to keep hospital generators running, transport food and to pump water.  worldnews
white house says believes saudi arabia open yemen portwashington reuters the white house said thursday believed saudi arabia would allow blocked port yemen open president donald trump urged riyadh lift blockade let humanitarian aid reach yemen people the military coalition fighting armed south movement yemen civil war started blocking ports month ago saudi arabia intercepted missile fired toward capital riyadh yemen although blockade later eased yemen situation remains dire about million people brink famine outbreaks cholera diphtheria yemen population million almost entirely reliant imports food fuel medicine i believe actions taking place port open keep posted details become available white house spokeswoman sarah sanders told reporters trump called saudi arabia wednesday completely allow food fuel water medicine reach yemen people suggesting washington run patience blockade condemned relief organizations progress seen yet hope advocacy strong messages open port partially open port fully open port jamie mcgoldrick united nations humanitarian coordinator yemen told reporters new york mcgoldrick said ships carrying mainly food fuel waiting enter yemen ports hodeidah solid around percent yemen food imports arrive hodeidah they need come onshore said mcgoldrick speaking via telephone santa there boats offshore cleared riyadh already we see reason able come onshore a reuters analysis port ship tracking data shown fuel shipments reached yemen largest port month what got right food tracking yemen various ports get people without fuel mcgoldrick said yemen humanitarian response needs millions liters fuel month keep hospital generators running transport food pump water worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: White House says it believes Saudi Arabia will open Yemen portWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Thursday it believed that Saudi Arabia would allow a blocked port in Yemen to open after President Donald Trump urged Riyadh to lift a blockade to let humanitarian aid reach the Yemeni people. The Saudi-led military coalition fighting the Iran-aligned armed Houthi movement in Yemen s civil war started blockading ports a month ago after Saudi Arabia intercepted a missile fired toward its capital Riyadh from Yemen. Although the blockade later eased, Yemen s situation remains dire. About 8 million people are on the brink of famine with outbreaks of cholera and diphtheria. Yemen s population of 27 million is almost entirely reliant on imports for food, fuel and medicine.  I believe there are actions that are taking place for a port to open and we ll keep you posted as those details become more available,  White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders told reporters. Trump called for Saudi Arabia on Wednesday to  completely allow food, fuel, water, and medicine to reach the Yemeni people , suggesting Washington had run out patience with the blockade that has been condemned by relief organizations.  Progress has not been seen yet, but we hope that advocacy and those strong messages will open up the port from being a partially open port to being a fully open port,  Jamie McGoldrick, United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator in Yemen, told reporters in New York.  McGoldrick said there were 15 ships, carrying mainly food and fuel, waiting to enter the Yemeni ports of Hodeidah and Salif. Around 80 percent of Yemen s food imports arrive through Hodeidah.  They need to come onshore now,  said McGoldrick, speaking via telephone from Sanaa.  There are some boats which are offshore which have been cleared by Riyadh already ... We see no reason why they should not be able to come onshore now.  A Reuters analysis of port and ship tracking data has shown that no fuel shipments have reached Yemen s largest port for a month.  What we have got right now is food trickling in to Yemen through the various ports, but we can t get it to the people without the fuel,  McGoldrick said.  Yemen s humanitarian response needs millions of liters of fuel a month to keep hospital generators running, transport food and to pump water.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: white house says believes saudi arabia open yemen portwashington reuters the white house said thursday believed saudi arabia would allow blocked port yemen open president donald trump urged riyadh lift blockade let humanitarian aid reach yemen people the military coalition fighting armed south movement yemen civil war started blocking ports month ago saudi arabia intercepted missile fired toward capital riyadh yemen although blockade later eased yemen situation remains dire about million people brink famine outbreaks cholera diphtheria yemen population million almost entirely reliant imports food fuel medicine i believe actions taking place port open keep posted details become available white house spokeswoman sarah sanders told reporters trump called saudi arabia wednesday completely allow food fuel water medicine reach yemen people suggesting washington run patience blockade condemned relief organizations progress seen yet hope advocacy strong messages open port partially open port fully open port jamie mcgoldrick united nations humanitarian coordinator yemen told reporters new york mcgoldrick said ships carrying mainly food fuel waiting enter yemen ports hodeidah solid around percent yemen food imports arrive hodeidah they need come onshore said mcgoldrick speaking via telephone santa there boats offshore cleared riyadh already we see reason able come onshore a reuters analysis port ship tracking data shown fuel shipments reached yemen largest port month what got right food tracking yemen various ports get people without fuel mcgoldrick said yemen humanitarian response needs millions liters fuel month keep hospital generators running transport food pump water worldnews