Syrian Kurdish YPG accuses Turkey of Afrin aggressionBEIRUT (Reuters) - A Syrian Kurdish militia accused Turkish forces on Tuesday of  aggression and escalation  in the Afrin region, which it controls, on Syria s northwestern border with Turkey.  Ankara has sent forces into areas of Syria adjacent to Afrin to oppose the influence of the YPG militia, which it sees as a branch of the PKK movement that has waged a three-decade insurgency inside Turkey. The YPG spearheads the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), an alliance of Kurdish and Arab militias fighting Islamic State with the help of a U.S.-led coalition.  Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said last week that Turkey needed to  cleanse Afrin  of the YPG. On Monday, Ankara accused it of attacking an observation post in Idlib province.  In an apparent response to that charge, the YPG said in a statement that Turkey was  spreading several rumors about our forces attacking Turkish lands .  It said Turkey had fired artillery and machine guns at several villages in Afrin on Monday. Turkey backed an incursion into a part of Syria immediately east of Afrin last year in support of anti-government Syrian rebel factions, which led to frequent clashes with the YPG.  Last month, Ankara also sent some troops into Idlib, south and west of Afrin, as part of a deal it has agreed with Russia and Iran to set up so-called  de-escalation zones  to reduce fighting.  worldnews
syrian kurdish ypg accuses turkey again aggressionbeirut reuters a syrian kurdish militia accused turkish forces tuesday aggression escalation again region controls syria northwestern border turkey kara sent forces areas syria adjacent again oppose influence ypg militia sees branch pkk movement waged insurgency inside turkey the ypg spearhead syrian democratic forces sdf alliance kurdish arab militias fighting islamic state help coalition turkish president tayyip erdogan said last week turkey needed cleanse again ypg on monday kara accused attacking observation post dlib province in apparent response charge ypg said statement turkey spreading several rumors forces attacking turkish lands it said turkey fired artillery machine guns several villages again monday turkey backed incursion part syria immediately east again last year support syrian rebel factions led frequent clashes ypg last month kara also sent troops dlib south west again part deal agreed russia iran set zones reduce fighting 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: Syrian Kurdish YPG accuses Turkey of Afrin aggressionBEIRUT (Reuters) - A Syrian Kurdish militia accused Turkish forces on Tuesday of  aggression and escalation  in the Afrin region, which it controls, on Syria s northwestern border with Turkey.  Ankara has sent forces into areas of Syria adjacent to Afrin to oppose the influence of the YPG militia, which it sees as a branch of the PKK movement that has waged a three-decade insurgency inside Turkey. The YPG spearheads the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), an alliance of Kurdish and Arab militias fighting Islamic State with the help of a U.S.-led coalition.  Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said last week that Turkey needed to  cleanse Afrin  of the YPG. On Monday, Ankara accused it of attacking an observation post in Idlib province.  In an apparent response to that charge, the YPG said in a statement that Turkey was  spreading several rumors about our forces attacking Turkish lands .  It said Turkey had fired artillery and machine guns at several villages in Afrin on Monday. Turkey backed an incursion into a part of Syria immediately east of Afrin last year in support of anti-government Syrian rebel factions, which led to frequent clashes with the YPG.  Last month, Ankara also sent some troops into Idlib, south and west of Afrin, as part of a deal it has agreed with Russia and Iran to set up so-called  de-escalation zones  to reduce fighting.  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: syrian kurdish ypg accuses turkey again aggressionbeirut reuters a syrian kurdish militia accused turkish forces tuesday aggression escalation again region controls syria northwestern border turkey kara sent forces areas syria adjacent again oppose influence ypg militia sees branch pkk movement waged insurgency inside turkey the ypg spearhead syrian democratic forces sdf alliance kurdish arab militias fighting islamic state help coalition turkish president tayyip erdogan said last week turkey needed cleanse again ypg on monday kara accused attacking observation post dlib province in apparent response charge ypg said statement turkey spreading several rumors forces attacking turkish lands it said turkey fired artillery machine guns several villages again monday turkey backed incursion part syria immediately east again last year support syrian rebel factions led frequent clashes ypg last month kara also sent troops dlib south west again part deal agreed russia iran set zones reduce fighting worldnews