Greek police arrest suspect behind high-profile parcel bomb attacksATHENS (Reuters) - Greek police said on Saturday they arrested a man they believe was involved in mailing parcel and letter bombs to targets including ex-Greek prime minister Lucas Papademos and former German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble. In March, police intercepted eight suspect packages at an Athens sorting office after the dispatch of booby-trapped parcels to the International Monetary Fund in Paris and the German Finance Ministry in Berlin. One parcel, mailed to Schaeuble, was intercepted by the ministry s mail department. A letter addressed to the IMF exploded, slightly hurting an administrative assistant.  The anti-terrorism service arrested a 29-year-old male following a warrant ... related to parcel bomb dispatches,  police said in a statement. Police searched the suspect s apartment in Athens and found two pistols, bullets, a timing device and explosive materials in travel bags, a police official said.  Police had spotted him in videos bringing parcels to the post office on five different occasions,  the official said, declining to be named. Papademos was injured in May when a booby-trapped package exploded in his car in central Athens, in the worst act of violence against Greek politicians country for several years. The suspect denies involvement in the attacks and in the militant group Conspiracy of Fire Cells, which claimed responsibility for the parcel sent to the German Finance Ministry, the police official told Reuters. Conspiracy of Fire Cells, one in a long line of violent anti-establishment groups in Greece, initially specialized in arson attacks but turned to bombings in May 2009. worldnews
greek police arrest suspect behind parcel bomb attacksathens reuters greek police said saturday arrested man believe involved mailing parcel letter bombs targets including prime minister lucas papademos former german finance minister wolfgang schaeuble in march police intercepted eight suspect packages athens sorting office dispatch parcels international monetary fund paris german finance ministry berlin one parcel mailed schaeuble intercepted ministry mail department a letter addressed imf exploded slightly hurting administrative assistant the service arrested male following warrant related parcel bomb dispatches police said statement police searched suspect apartment athens found two pistols bullets timing device explosive materials travel bags police official said police spotted videos bringing parcels post office five different occasions official said declining named papademos injured may package exploded car central athens worst act violence greek politicians country several years the suspect denies involvement attacks militant group conspiracy fire cells claimed responsibility parcel sent german finance ministry police official told reuters conspiracy fire cells one long line violent groups greece initially specialized arson attacks turned bombings may 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: Greek police arrest suspect behind high-profile parcel bomb attacksATHENS (Reuters) - Greek police said on Saturday they arrested a man they believe was involved in mailing parcel and letter bombs to targets including ex-Greek prime minister Lucas Papademos and former German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble. In March, police intercepted eight suspect packages at an Athens sorting office after the dispatch of booby-trapped parcels to the International Monetary Fund in Paris and the German Finance Ministry in Berlin. One parcel, mailed to Schaeuble, was intercepted by the ministry s mail department. A letter addressed to the IMF exploded, slightly hurting an administrative assistant.  The anti-terrorism service arrested a 29-year-old male following a warrant ... related to parcel bomb dispatches,  police said in a statement. Police searched the suspect s apartment in Athens and found two pistols, bullets, a timing device and explosive materials in travel bags, a police official said.  Police had spotted him in videos bringing parcels to the post office on five different occasions,  the official said, declining to be named. Papademos was injured in May when a booby-trapped package exploded in his car in central Athens, in the worst act of violence against Greek politicians country for several years. The suspect denies involvement in the attacks and in the militant group Conspiracy of Fire Cells, which claimed responsibility for the parcel sent to the German Finance Ministry, the police official told Reuters. Conspiracy of Fire Cells, one in a long line of violent anti-establishment groups in Greece, initially specialized in arson attacks but turned to bombings in May 2009. 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: greek police arrest suspect behind parcel bomb attacksathens reuters greek police said saturday arrested man believe involved mailing parcel letter bombs targets including prime minister lucas papademos former german finance minister wolfgang schaeuble in march police intercepted eight suspect packages athens sorting office dispatch parcels international monetary fund paris german finance ministry berlin one parcel mailed schaeuble intercepted ministry mail department a letter addressed imf exploded slightly hurting administrative assistant the service arrested male following warrant related parcel bomb dispatches police said statement police searched suspect apartment athens found two pistols bullets timing device explosive materials travel bags police official said police spotted videos bringing parcels post office five different occasions official said declining named papademos injured may package exploded car central athens worst act violence greek politicians country several years the suspect denies involvement attacks militant group conspiracy fire cells claimed responsibility parcel sent german finance ministry police official told reuters conspiracy fire cells one long line violent groups greece initially specialized arson attacks turned bombings may worldnews