Saudi crown prince calls Iran supply of rockets 'military aggression'DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia s crown prince said Iran s supply of rockets to militias in Yemen is an act of  direct military aggression  that could be an act of war, state media reported on Tuesday. Prince Mohammed bin Salman s comments were published after Saudi air defense forces intercepted a ballistic missile that Saudi Arabia said was fired toward Riyadh on Saturday by the Iran-allied Houthi militia, which controls large parts of neighboring Yemen.  Saudi-led forces, which back the internationally-recognized government, have been targeting the Houthis in a war which has killed more than 10,000 people and triggered a humanitarian disaster in one of the region s poorest countries. The supply of rockets to the Houthi movement could  constitute an act of war against the kingdom,  state news agency SPA on Tuesday quoted Prince Salman as saying in a call with British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson. Iran has denied it was behind the missile launch, rejecting the Saudi and U.S. statements condemning Tehran as  destructive and provocative  and  slanders . In reaction to the missile, the Saudi-led military coalition said on Monday it would close all air, land and sea ports to the Arabian Peninsula country. The United Nations on Tuesday called on the coalition to re-open an aid lifeline into Yemen, saying food and medicine imports were vital for 7 million people facing famine.  The situation is catastrophic in Yemen, it is the worst food crisis we are looking at today,  Jens Laerke of the U.N. Office for the Coordination for Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) told a briefing in Geneva. The missile launch was  most likely a war crime  Human Rights Watch said on Tuesday but also urged Saudi Arabia against restricting aid access to Yemen, where the United Nations estimates nearly 900,000 people are infected with cholera.  This unlawful attack is no justification for Saudi Arabia to exacerbate Yemen s humanitarian catastrophe by further restricting aid and access to the country,  it said. The coalition said aid workers and humanitarian supplies would continue to be able to access and exit Yemen despite the temporary closure of ports but the United Nations said it was not given approval for two scheduled humanitarian flights on Monday. The United Nations and international aid organizations have repeatedly criticized the coalition for blocking aid access, especially to northern Yemen, which is held by the Houthis. The Saudi-led coalition has been targeting the Houthis since they seized parts of Yemen in 2015, including the capital Sanaa, forcing President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi to flee and seek help from neighboring Saudi Arabia.  In an interview with CNN television on Monday, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir accused the armed Lebanese Hezbollah group of firing the missile at Riyadh from Houthi-held territory.  With regards to the missile...that was launched on Saudi territory, it was an Iranian missile launched by Hezbollah from territory occupied by the Houthis in Yemen.  He said the missile was similar to one launched in July at Yanbu in Saudi Arabia and was manufactured in Iran, disassembled and smuggled into Yemen, then reassembled by the operatives of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards and Hezbollah,  then it was launched into Saudi Arabia.  worldnews
saudi crown prince calls iran supply rockets reuters saudi arabia crown prince said iran supply rockets militias yemen act direct military aggression could act war state media reported tuesday prince mohammed bin salman comments published saudi air defense forces intercepted ballistic missile saudi arabia said fired toward riyadh saturday south militia controls large parts neighboring yemen forces back government targeting youths war killed people triggered humanitarian disaster one region poorest countries the supply rockets south movement could constitute act war kingdom state news agency spa tuesday quoted prince salman saying call british foreign minister boris johnson iran denied behind missile launch rejecting saudi statements condemning tehran destructive provocative sanders in reaction missile military coalition said monday would close air land sea ports arabia peninsula country the united nations tuesday called coalition aid lifeline yemen saying food medicine imports vital million people facing famine the situation catastrophic yemen worst food crisis looking today lens large office coordination humanitarian affairs och told briefing geneva the missile launch likely war crime human rights watch said tuesday also urged saudi arabia restricting aid access yemen united nations estimates nearly people infected cholera this unlawful attack justification saudi arabia exacerbated yemen humanitarian catastrophe restricting aid access country said the coalition said aid workers humanitarian supplies would continue able access exit yemen despite temporary closure ports united nations said given approval two scheduled humanitarian flights monday the united nations international aid organizations repeatedly criticized coalition blocking aid access especially northern yemen held youths the coalition targeting youths since seized parts yemen including capital santa forcing president manor had flee seek help neighboring saudi arabia in interview cnn television monday saudi foreign minister del accused armed lebanese hezbollah group firing missile riyadh territory with regards missile launched saudi territory iranian missile launched hezbollah territory occupied youths yemen he said missile similar one launched july yang saudi arabia manufactured iran disassembled smuggled yemen reassembled operatives iranian revolutionary guards hezbollah launched saudi arabia 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: Saudi crown prince calls Iran supply of rockets 'military aggression'DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia s crown prince said Iran s supply of rockets to militias in Yemen is an act of  direct military aggression  that could be an act of war, state media reported on Tuesday. Prince Mohammed bin Salman s comments were published after Saudi air defense forces intercepted a ballistic missile that Saudi Arabia said was fired toward Riyadh on Saturday by the Iran-allied Houthi militia, which controls large parts of neighboring Yemen.  Saudi-led forces, which back the internationally-recognized government, have been targeting the Houthis in a war which has killed more than 10,000 people and triggered a humanitarian disaster in one of the region s poorest countries. The supply of rockets to the Houthi movement could  constitute an act of war against the kingdom,  state news agency SPA on Tuesday quoted Prince Salman as saying in a call with British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson. Iran has denied it was behind the missile launch, rejecting the Saudi and U.S. statements condemning Tehran as  destructive and provocative  and  slanders . In reaction to the missile, the Saudi-led military coalition said on Monday it would close all air, land and sea ports to the Arabian Peninsula country. The United Nations on Tuesday called on the coalition to re-open an aid lifeline into Yemen, saying food and medicine imports were vital for 7 million people facing famine.  The situation is catastrophic in Yemen, it is the worst food crisis we are looking at today,  Jens Laerke of the U.N. Office for the Coordination for Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) told a briefing in Geneva. The missile launch was  most likely a war crime  Human Rights Watch said on Tuesday but also urged Saudi Arabia against restricting aid access to Yemen, where the United Nations estimates nearly 900,000 people are infected with cholera.  This unlawful attack is no justification for Saudi Arabia to exacerbate Yemen s humanitarian catastrophe by further restricting aid and access to the country,  it said. The coalition said aid workers and humanitarian supplies would continue to be able to access and exit Yemen despite the temporary closure of ports but the United Nations said it was not given approval for two scheduled humanitarian flights on Monday. The United Nations and international aid organizations have repeatedly criticized the coalition for blocking aid access, especially to northern Yemen, which is held by the Houthis. The Saudi-led coalition has been targeting the Houthis since they seized parts of Yemen in 2015, including the capital Sanaa, forcing President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi to flee and seek help from neighboring Saudi Arabia.  In an interview with CNN television on Monday, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir accused the armed Lebanese Hezbollah group of firing the missile at Riyadh from Houthi-held territory.  With regards to the missile...that was launched on Saudi territory, it was an Iranian missile launched by Hezbollah from territory occupied by the Houthis in Yemen.  He said the missile was similar to one launched in July at Yanbu in Saudi Arabia and was manufactured in Iran, disassembled and smuggled into Yemen, then reassembled by the operatives of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards and Hezbollah,  then it was launched into Saudi Arabia.  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: saudi crown prince calls iran supply rockets reuters saudi arabia crown prince said iran supply rockets militias yemen act direct military aggression could act war state media reported tuesday prince mohammed bin salman comments published saudi air defense forces intercepted ballistic missile saudi arabia said fired toward riyadh saturday south militia controls large parts neighboring yemen forces back government targeting youths war killed people triggered humanitarian disaster one region poorest countries the supply rockets south movement could constitute act war kingdom state news agency spa tuesday quoted prince salman saying call british foreign minister boris johnson iran denied behind missile launch rejecting saudi statements condemning tehran destructive provocative sanders in reaction missile military coalition said monday would close air land sea ports arabia peninsula country the united nations tuesday called coalition aid lifeline yemen saying food medicine imports vital million people facing famine the situation catastrophic yemen worst food crisis looking today lens large office coordination humanitarian affairs och told briefing geneva the missile launch likely war crime human rights watch said tuesday also urged saudi arabia restricting aid access yemen united nations estimates nearly people infected cholera this unlawful attack justification saudi arabia exacerbated yemen humanitarian catastrophe restricting aid access country said the coalition said aid workers humanitarian supplies would continue able access exit yemen despite temporary closure ports united nations said given approval two scheduled humanitarian flights monday the united nations international aid organizations repeatedly criticized coalition blocking aid access especially northern yemen held youths the coalition targeting youths since seized parts yemen including capital santa forcing president manor had flee seek help neighboring saudi arabia in interview cnn television monday saudi foreign minister del accused armed lebanese hezbollah group firing missile riyadh territory with regards missile launched saudi territory iranian missile launched hezbollah territory occupied youths yemen he said missile similar one launched july yang saudi arabia manufactured iran disassembled smuggled yemen reassembled operatives iranian revolutionary guards hezbollah launched saudi arabia worldnews