Khamenei says Iran, Russia should cooperate to isolate U.S., foster Middle East stabilityTEHRAN (Reuters) - Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei told visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday that Tehran and Moscow must step up cooperation to isolate the United States and help stabilize the Middle East, state TV reported. Iran and Russia are the main allies of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, while the United States, Turkey and most Arab states support rebel groups fighting to overthrow him. Putin met Iranian political leaders in an effort to nurture a warming relationship strengthened since U.S. President Donald Trump threatened recently to abandon the international nuclear deal with Iran reached in 2015.  Our cooperation can isolate America ... The failure of U.S.-backed terrorists in Syria cannot be denied but Americans continue their plots,  Khamenei told Putin, according to Iranian state television. Since Russia s military intervention in Syria s war in 2015, and with stepped-up Iranian military assistance, Assad has taken back large amounts of territory from rebels as well as swathes of central and eastern Syria from Islamic State militants. Moscow is now trying to build on that success with a new diplomatic initiative, including a congress of Syria s rival parties it plans in the Black Sea resort of Sochi on Nov. 18, though a major opposition bloc has refused to take part. Pragmatist Iranian President Hassan Rouhani echoed Khamenei, saying Iran and Russia together could tackle  regional terrorism  - an allusion to Sunni Muslim armed groups hostile to Iran, Assad and many other Arab states.  Our cooperation has helped the fight against terrorism in the region ... Together we can establish regional peace and security,  Rouhani said in a televised joint press conference with Putin and Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev, who took part in a three-way summit in Tehran. The rapprochement between Iran and Russia is worrying for both Saudi Arabia, Shi ite Muslim Tehran s main Sunni rival for dominance in the Middle East, and the United States. Putin praised cooperation with Iran as  very productive .   We are managing to coordinate our positions on the Syrian issue,  Putin said. Moscow is also an important ally for Iran in its renewed confrontation with the United States, where Trump broke ranks with major allies on Oct. 13 by de-certifying Tehran s nuclear deal with six world powers including Washington under his predecessor Barack Obama.  Trump has called the agreement  the worst deal ever negotiated  and branded Iran a  terrorist nation  for involvement in conflicts in the Middle East.  We oppose any unilateral change in the multilateral nuclear deal,  Putin told Khamenei, Iranian state TV reported.  Russia has criticized Trump s disavowal of the nuclear agreement, which has opened a 60-day window for the U.S. Congress to act to reimpose economic sanctions on Iran. These were lifted under the 2015 accord in return for Tehran curbing nuclear activity of potential use in developing an atomic bomb.  This is a very important visit (by Putin) ... It shows the determination of Tehran and Moscow to deepen their strategic alliance ..., which will shape the future of the Middle East,  an Iranian official told Reuters on condition of anonymity.  Both Russia and Iran are under American pressure ... Tehran has no other choice but to rely on Moscow to ease the U.S. pressure,  said the official. Another Iranian official said Trump s hawkish Iran policy had united the Islamic Republic s often feuding leadership - split into hardline conservative, pragmatist and reformist factions - in alignment with Russia.  During Putin s visit, Russian oil producer Rosneft and the National Iranian Oil Company agreed an outline deal to work on a number of  strategic  projects in Iran together worth up to $30 billion. The deal appeared to dovetail with Putin s strategy to reassert Russian political and economic influence in the Middle East that faded after the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union. worldnews
khamenei says iran russia cooperate isolate foster middle east stabilitytehran reuters iranian supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei told visiting russian president vladimir putin wednesday tehran moscow must step cooperation isolate united states help stabilize middle east state tv reported iran russia main allies syrian president basal united states turkey arab states support rebel groups fighting overthrow putin met iranian political leaders effort nurture warming relationship strengthened since president donald trump threatened recently abandon international nuclear deal iran reached our cooperation isolate america the failure terrorists syria denied americans continue plots khamenei told putin according iranian state television since russia military intervention syria war iranian military assistance assad taken back large amounts territory rebels well states central eastern syria islamic state militants moscow trying build success new diplomatic initiative including congress syria rival parties plans black sea resort sochi though major opposition bloc refused take part dramatist iranian president hassan rouhani echoed khamenei saying iran russia together could tackle regional terrorism allusion sunny muslim armed groups hostile iran assad many arab states our cooperation helped fight terrorism region together establish regional peace security rouhani said televised joint press conference putin azerbaijan president slam alive took part summit tehran the rapprochement iran russia worrying saudi arabia shi ite muslim tehran main sunny rival dominance middle east united states putin praised cooperation iran productive we managing coordinate positions syrian issue putin said moscow also important ally iran renewed confrontation united states trump broke ranks major allies tehran nuclear deal six world powers including washington predecessor barack obama trump called agreement worst deal ever negotiated branded iran terrorist nation involvement conflicts middle east we oppose unilateral change multilateral nuclear deal putin told khamenei iranian state tv reported russia criticized trump disavowal nuclear agreement opened window congress act impose economic sanctions iran these lifted accord return tehran curling nuclear activity potential use developing atomic bomb this important visit putin it shows determination tehran moscow deepen strategic alliance shape future middle east iranian official told reuters condition anonymity both russia iran american pressure tehran choice rely moscow ease pressure said official another iranian official said trump hawks iran policy united islamic republic often feuding leadership split hardline conservative dramatist reformist factions alignment russia during putin visit russian oil producer rosneft national iranian oil company agreed outline deal work number strategic projects iran together worth billion the deal appeared detail putin strategy assert russian political economic influence middle east faded collapse soviet union 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: Khamenei says Iran, Russia should cooperate to isolate U.S., foster Middle East stabilityTEHRAN (Reuters) - Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei told visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday that Tehran and Moscow must step up cooperation to isolate the United States and help stabilize the Middle East, state TV reported. Iran and Russia are the main allies of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, while the United States, Turkey and most Arab states support rebel groups fighting to overthrow him. Putin met Iranian political leaders in an effort to nurture a warming relationship strengthened since U.S. President Donald Trump threatened recently to abandon the international nuclear deal with Iran reached in 2015.  Our cooperation can isolate America ... The failure of U.S.-backed terrorists in Syria cannot be denied but Americans continue their plots,  Khamenei told Putin, according to Iranian state television. Since Russia s military intervention in Syria s war in 2015, and with stepped-up Iranian military assistance, Assad has taken back large amounts of territory from rebels as well as swathes of central and eastern Syria from Islamic State militants. Moscow is now trying to build on that success with a new diplomatic initiative, including a congress of Syria s rival parties it plans in the Black Sea resort of Sochi on Nov. 18, though a major opposition bloc has refused to take part. Pragmatist Iranian President Hassan Rouhani echoed Khamenei, saying Iran and Russia together could tackle  regional terrorism  - an allusion to Sunni Muslim armed groups hostile to Iran, Assad and many other Arab states.  Our cooperation has helped the fight against terrorism in the region ... Together we can establish regional peace and security,  Rouhani said in a televised joint press conference with Putin and Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev, who took part in a three-way summit in Tehran. The rapprochement between Iran and Russia is worrying for both Saudi Arabia, Shi ite Muslim Tehran s main Sunni rival for dominance in the Middle East, and the United States. Putin praised cooperation with Iran as  very productive .   We are managing to coordinate our positions on the Syrian issue,  Putin said. Moscow is also an important ally for Iran in its renewed confrontation with the United States, where Trump broke ranks with major allies on Oct. 13 by de-certifying Tehran s nuclear deal with six world powers including Washington under his predecessor Barack Obama.  Trump has called the agreement  the worst deal ever negotiated  and branded Iran a  terrorist nation  for involvement in conflicts in the Middle East.  We oppose any unilateral change in the multilateral nuclear deal,  Putin told Khamenei, Iranian state TV reported.  Russia has criticized Trump s disavowal of the nuclear agreement, which has opened a 60-day window for the U.S. Congress to act to reimpose economic sanctions on Iran. These were lifted under the 2015 accord in return for Tehran curbing nuclear activity of potential use in developing an atomic bomb.  This is a very important visit (by Putin) ... It shows the determination of Tehran and Moscow to deepen their strategic alliance ..., which will shape the future of the Middle East,  an Iranian official told Reuters on condition of anonymity.  Both Russia and Iran are under American pressure ... Tehran has no other choice but to rely on Moscow to ease the U.S. pressure,  said the official. Another Iranian official said Trump s hawkish Iran policy had united the Islamic Republic s often feuding leadership - split into hardline conservative, pragmatist and reformist factions - in alignment with Russia.  During Putin s visit, Russian oil producer Rosneft and the National Iranian Oil Company agreed an outline deal to work on a number of  strategic  projects in Iran together worth up to $30 billion. The deal appeared to dovetail with Putin s strategy to reassert Russian political and economic influence in the Middle East that faded after the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union. 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: khamenei says iran russia cooperate isolate foster middle east stabilitytehran reuters iranian supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei told visiting russian president vladimir putin wednesday tehran moscow must step cooperation isolate united states help stabilize middle east state tv reported iran russia main allies syrian president basal united states turkey arab states support rebel groups fighting overthrow putin met iranian political leaders effort nurture warming relationship strengthened since president donald trump threatened recently abandon international nuclear deal iran reached our cooperation isolate america the failure terrorists syria denied americans continue plots khamenei told putin according iranian state television since russia military intervention syria war iranian military assistance assad taken back large amounts territory rebels well states central eastern syria islamic state militants moscow trying build success new diplomatic initiative including congress syria rival parties plans black sea resort sochi though major opposition bloc refused take part dramatist iranian president hassan rouhani echoed khamenei saying iran russia together could tackle regional terrorism allusion sunny muslim armed groups hostile iran assad many arab states our cooperation helped fight terrorism region together establish regional peace security rouhani said televised joint press conference putin azerbaijan president slam alive took part summit tehran the rapprochement iran russia worrying saudi arabia shi ite muslim tehran main sunny rival dominance middle east united states putin praised cooperation iran productive we managing coordinate positions syrian issue putin said moscow also important ally iran renewed confrontation united states trump broke ranks major allies tehran nuclear deal six world powers including washington predecessor barack obama trump called agreement worst deal ever negotiated branded iran terrorist nation involvement conflicts middle east we oppose unilateral change multilateral nuclear deal putin told khamenei iranian state tv reported russia criticized trump disavowal nuclear agreement opened window congress act impose economic sanctions iran these lifted accord return tehran curling nuclear activity potential use developing atomic bomb this important visit putin it shows determination tehran moscow deepen strategic alliance shape future middle east iranian official told reuters condition anonymity both russia iran american pressure tehran choice rely moscow ease pressure said official another iranian official said trump hawks iran policy united islamic republic often feuding leadership split hardline conservative dramatist reformist factions alignment russia during putin visit russian oil producer rosneft national iranian oil company agreed outline deal work number strategic projects iran together worth billion the deal appeared detail putin strategy assert russian political economic influence middle east faded collapse soviet union worldnews