Brother of Marseille attacker arrested in Italy: policeROME (Reuters) - (This October 8 story has been refiled to correct names of Marseille attacker and his brother, which had been switched in previous story.) Italian police said on Sunday they had arrested the brother of Ahmed Hannachi, the Tunisian man who killed two young women with a knife outside the Marseille train station a week ago in a suspected terrorist act. An Italian anti-terrorism squad arrested 25-year-old Anis Hannachi in Ferrara, Italy, on Saturday evening on an international warrant issued by France, a police statement said.   On Oct. 1, Ahmed Hannachi shouted  Allahu Akbar  (God is greatest) as he killed the women, French police sources said.  Ahmed Hannachi was shot dead by a French soldier. The militant Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the attack, but did not name the assailant.  After what Italian police described as a  very complex  investigation, Anis Hannachi was tracked down in Italy, the statement said, and is being held on suspicion of complicity in his brother s attack and membership in a terrorist group. No other information was provided about the operation, which was coordinated with French judicial and anti-terrorism authorities, the statement said. worldnews
brother marseille attacker arrested italy policerome reuters this october story refined correct names marseille attacker brother switched previous story italian police said sunday arrested brother ahmed hannah tunisia man killed two young women knife outside marseille train station week ago suspected terrorist act an italian squad arrested gnis hannah ferrari italy saturday evening international warrant issued france police statement said on ahmed hannah shouted alla abbr god greatest killed women french police sources said ahmed hannah shot dead french soldier the militant islamic state group claimed responsibility attack name assailant after italian police described complex investigation gnis hannah tracked italy statement said held suspicion complicity brother attack membership terrorist group no information provided operation coordinated french judicial authorities statement said 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: Brother of Marseille attacker arrested in Italy: policeROME (Reuters) - (This October 8 story has been refiled to correct names of Marseille attacker and his brother, which had been switched in previous story.) Italian police said on Sunday they had arrested the brother of Ahmed Hannachi, the Tunisian man who killed two young women with a knife outside the Marseille train station a week ago in a suspected terrorist act. An Italian anti-terrorism squad arrested 25-year-old Anis Hannachi in Ferrara, Italy, on Saturday evening on an international warrant issued by France, a police statement said.   On Oct. 1, Ahmed Hannachi shouted  Allahu Akbar  (God is greatest) as he killed the women, French police sources said.  Ahmed Hannachi was shot dead by a French soldier. The militant Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the attack, but did not name the assailant.  After what Italian police described as a  very complex  investigation, Anis Hannachi was tracked down in Italy, the statement said, and is being held on suspicion of complicity in his brother s attack and membership in a terrorist group. No other information was provided about the operation, which was coordinated with French judicial and anti-terrorism authorities, the statement said. 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: brother marseille attacker arrested italy policerome reuters this october story refined correct names marseille attacker brother switched previous story italian police said sunday arrested brother ahmed hannah tunisia man killed two young women knife outside marseille train station week ago suspected terrorist act an italian squad arrested gnis hannah ferrari italy saturday evening international warrant issued france police statement said on ahmed hannah shouted alla abbr god greatest killed women french police sources said ahmed hannah shot dead french soldier the militant islamic state group claimed responsibility attack name assailant after italian police described complex investigation gnis hannah tracked italy statement said held suspicion complicity brother attack membership terrorist group no information provided operation coordinated french judicial authorities statement said worldnews