Somalia's Islamist insurgency executes four men accused of spying(Reuters) - Somalia s Islamist al Shabaab insurgency shot four men accused of spying on Monday in a public execution which underscored the insurgents  control of swathes of the country s southern region even as the government girds up for an offensive against them.   The four men were captured weeks ago. They were publicly executed today after the court ruling and after admitting espionage,  Mohamed Abu Abdalla, al Shabaab s governor for the Jubba regions said by phone.  Two of them were spying for the Ethiopian government and the other two were spying for Somali government intelligence.  The men were shot in Buale, the capital of Middle Jubba, he said, a region mostly controlled by al Shabaab that lies south of the capital of Mogadishu.  The government did not return calls seeking comment.  Al Shabaab s grip on the Horn of African nation has been weakening since it was pushed out of the capital in 2011 by African Union peacekeepers. But it still controls large parts of the countryside.  It is trying to overthrow the weak, U.N.-backed government and impose a strict form of Islamic law. Somalia has been riven by civil war since 1991, when clan warlords overthrew a dictator then turned on each other.  worldnews
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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: Somalia's Islamist insurgency executes four men accused of spying(Reuters) - Somalia s Islamist al Shabaab insurgency shot four men accused of spying on Monday in a public execution which underscored the insurgents  control of swathes of the country s southern region even as the government girds up for an offensive against them.   The four men were captured weeks ago. They were publicly executed today after the court ruling and after admitting espionage,  Mohamed Abu Abdalla, al Shabaab s governor for the Jubba regions said by phone.  Two of them were spying for the Ethiopian government and the other two were spying for Somali government intelligence.  The men were shot in Buale, the capital of Middle Jubba, he said, a region mostly controlled by al Shabaab that lies south of the capital of Mogadishu.  The government did not return calls seeking comment.  Al Shabaab s grip on the Horn of African nation has been weakening since it was pushed out of the capital in 2011 by African Union peacekeepers. But it still controls large parts of the countryside.  It is trying to overthrow the weak, U.N.-backed government and impose a strict form of Islamic law. Somalia has been riven by civil war since 1991, when clan warlords overthrew a dictator then turned on each other.  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: somalia islamic insurgency executes four men accused spying reuters somalia islamic al shabaab insurgency shot four men accused spying monday public execution underscores insurgents control states country southern region even government girls offensive the four men captured weeks ago they publicly executed today court ruling admitting espionage mohamed abu dalla al shabaab governor cuba regions said phone two spying ethiopian government two spying somali government intelligence the men shot bugle capital middle cuba said region mostly controlled al shabaab lies south capital mogadishu the government return calls seeking comment al shabaab grip horn african nation weakening since pushed capital african union peacekeepers but still controls large parts countryside it trying overthrow weak government impose strict form islamic law somalia given civil war since clan warlords overthrew dictator turned worldnews