German police arrest Syrian suspect, avert 'major terrorist attack'BERLIN (Reuters) - German police arrested a 19-year-old Syrian suspected of planning an Islamist-motivated bomb attack in Germany with the aim of killing as many people as possible, the federal prosecutor s office said on Tuesday. Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said security officials had averted a  major terrorist attack .  The man, identified as Yamen A., had been in contact online with jihadists including one who described himself as a  soldier of the caliphate , a spokeswoman for the federal prosecutor s office said. Yamen A. was arrested in the early hours in the northeastern town of Schwerin. Police searched his home and also those of other people not suspected of being directly involved.  According to the findings so far, Yamen A. made the decision no later than July 2017 to detonate an explosive device in Germany in order to kill and injure as many people as possible,  the prosecutor s office said in a statement.  As a result, he began to procure components and chemicals needed to make an explosive device. Whether the suspect had already envisaged a specific target for his bomb attack is still unclear,  the office added. He had ordered chemicals over the internet that could be used to make the explosive TATP, short for triacetone triperoxide, the spokeswoman for the prosecutor s office later added. He had also acquired two radios, batteries and a cellphone battery, suggesting he planned a remote-controlled explosion by radio or mobile telephone. There were no indications that he was a member of a terrorist organisation, the office said. It did not say when he arrived in Germany. Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is trying to form a new coalition government after elections last month, has come under fire for allowing more than one million people to enter Germany over the past two years - many of them refugees from Syria. Her  open door  refugee policy saw her conservatives bleed support in the election to the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD), which won seats in the national parliament for the first time. De Maiziere said the raid on the suspect took place  late enough to secure evidence and at the same time early enough to reliably ward off the danger.   The threat situation in Germany remains high. Germany, Europe, the West are in the sights of Islamist terrorism,  he added in a statement. worldnews
german police arrest syrian suspect avert terrorist reuters german police arrested syrian suspected planning bomb attack germany aim killing many people possible federal prosecutor office said tuesday interior minister thomas de maiziere said security officials averted major terrorist attack the man identified yemen contact online jihadists including one described soldier caliphate spokeswoman federal prosecutor office said yemen arrested early hours northeastern town schweiz police searched home also people suspected directly involved according findings far yemen made decision later july detonate explosive device germany order kill injure many people possible prosecutor office said statement as result began procure components chemicals needed make explosive device whether suspect already envisaged specific target bomb attack still unclear office added he ordered chemicals internet could used make explosive tat short triacetone triperoxide spokeswoman prosecutor office later added he also acquired two radios batteries cellphone battery suggesting planned explosion radio mobile telephone there indications member terrorist organisation office said it say arrived germany chancellor angela merkel trying form new coalition government elections last month come fire allowing one million people enter germany past two years many refugees syria her open door refugee policy saw conservatives bleed support election alternative germany afd seats national parliament first time de maiziere said raid suspect took place late enough secure evidence time early enough reliably ward danger the threat situation germany remains high germany europe west sights islamic terrorism added statement 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: German police arrest Syrian suspect, avert 'major terrorist attack'BERLIN (Reuters) - German police arrested a 19-year-old Syrian suspected of planning an Islamist-motivated bomb attack in Germany with the aim of killing as many people as possible, the federal prosecutor s office said on Tuesday. Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said security officials had averted a  major terrorist attack .  The man, identified as Yamen A., had been in contact online with jihadists including one who described himself as a  soldier of the caliphate , a spokeswoman for the federal prosecutor s office said. Yamen A. was arrested in the early hours in the northeastern town of Schwerin. Police searched his home and also those of other people not suspected of being directly involved.  According to the findings so far, Yamen A. made the decision no later than July 2017 to detonate an explosive device in Germany in order to kill and injure as many people as possible,  the prosecutor s office said in a statement.  As a result, he began to procure components and chemicals needed to make an explosive device. Whether the suspect had already envisaged a specific target for his bomb attack is still unclear,  the office added. He had ordered chemicals over the internet that could be used to make the explosive TATP, short for triacetone triperoxide, the spokeswoman for the prosecutor s office later added. He had also acquired two radios, batteries and a cellphone battery, suggesting he planned a remote-controlled explosion by radio or mobile telephone. There were no indications that he was a member of a terrorist organisation, the office said. It did not say when he arrived in Germany. Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is trying to form a new coalition government after elections last month, has come under fire for allowing more than one million people to enter Germany over the past two years - many of them refugees from Syria. Her  open door  refugee policy saw her conservatives bleed support in the election to the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD), which won seats in the national parliament for the first time. De Maiziere said the raid on the suspect took place  late enough to secure evidence and at the same time early enough to reliably ward off the danger.   The threat situation in Germany remains high. Germany, Europe, the West are in the sights of Islamist terrorism,  he added in a statement. 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: german police arrest syrian suspect avert terrorist reuters german police arrested syrian suspected planning bomb attack germany aim killing many people possible federal prosecutor office said tuesday interior minister thomas de maiziere said security officials averted major terrorist attack the man identified yemen contact online jihadists including one described soldier caliphate spokeswoman federal prosecutor office said yemen arrested early hours northeastern town schweiz police searched home also people suspected directly involved according findings far yemen made decision later july detonate explosive device germany order kill injure many people possible prosecutor office said statement as result began procure components chemicals needed make explosive device whether suspect already envisaged specific target bomb attack still unclear office added he ordered chemicals internet could used make explosive tat short triacetone triperoxide spokeswoman prosecutor office later added he also acquired two radios batteries cellphone battery suggesting planned explosion radio mobile telephone there indications member terrorist organisation office said it say arrived germany chancellor angela merkel trying form new coalition government elections last month come fire allowing one million people enter germany past two years many refugees syria her open door refugee policy saw conservatives bleed support election alternative germany afd seats national parliament first time de maiziere said raid suspect took place late enough secure evidence time early enough reliably ward danger the threat situation germany remains high germany europe west sights islamic terrorism added statement worldnews