Southeast Asian ministers urge North Korea to rein in weapons programsCLARK FREEPORT ZONE, Philippines (Reuters) - Southeast Asian defense ministers on Monday expressed  grave concern  over North Korea s nuclear and missile programs and urged the reclusive country to meet its international obligations and resume communications.  North Korea is working to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of striking the U.S. mainland and has ignored all calls, even from its lone major ally, China, to rein in its weapons programs which it conducts in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions. Defense ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), in a joint statement, underscored the  need to maintain peace and stability in the region  and called  for the exercise of self-restraint and the resumption of dialogue to de-escalate tensions in the Korean peninsula . They are due to meet with their counterparts from the United States, China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia, Russia and New Zealand on Tuesday when North Korea, the disputed South China Sea and terrorism are expected to top the agenda. U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has said he will talk with Asian allies about North Korea and the crisis caused by its  reckless  provocations. Mattis s trip to Asia, which will also include stops in Thailand and South Korea, comes just weeks before Donald Trump s first visit to Asia as U.S. president. In the same statement, the ministers reiterated the importance of  safety and freedom of navigation in and over-flight above the South China Sea  and called for  self restraint in the conduct of activities . They also vowed to work together to combat terrorism as they condemned the attack by the Maute militant group in the southern Philippine city of Marawi.  The Philippines on Monday announced the end of five months of military operations in Marawi after a fierce and unfamiliar urban war that marked the country s biggest security crisis in years. worldnews
southeast asian ministers urge north korea rein weapons programsclark report zone philippines reuters southeast asian defense ministers monday expressed grave concern north korea nuclear missile programs urged reclusive country meet international obligations resume communications north korea working develop missile capable striking mainland ignored calls even lone major ally china rein weapons programs conducts defiance security council resolutions defense ministers association southeast asian nations asean joint statement underscores need maintain peace stability region called exercise resumption dialogue tensions korean peninsula they due meet counterparts united states china japan south korea india australia russia new zealand tuesday north korea disputed south china sea terrorism expected top agenda defense secretary jim mantis said talk asian allies north korea crisis caused reckless provocation mantis trip asia also include stops thailand south korea comes weeks donald trump first visit asia president in statement ministers reiterated importance safety freedom navigation south china sea called self restraint conduct activities they also vowed work together combat terrorism condemned attack mate militant group southern philippine city malawi the philippines monday announced end five months military operations malawi fierce unfamiliar urban war marked country biggest security crisis years 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: Southeast Asian ministers urge North Korea to rein in weapons programsCLARK FREEPORT ZONE, Philippines (Reuters) - Southeast Asian defense ministers on Monday expressed  grave concern  over North Korea s nuclear and missile programs and urged the reclusive country to meet its international obligations and resume communications.  North Korea is working to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of striking the U.S. mainland and has ignored all calls, even from its lone major ally, China, to rein in its weapons programs which it conducts in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions. Defense ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), in a joint statement, underscored the  need to maintain peace and stability in the region  and called  for the exercise of self-restraint and the resumption of dialogue to de-escalate tensions in the Korean peninsula . They are due to meet with their counterparts from the United States, China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia, Russia and New Zealand on Tuesday when North Korea, the disputed South China Sea and terrorism are expected to top the agenda. U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has said he will talk with Asian allies about North Korea and the crisis caused by its  reckless  provocations. Mattis s trip to Asia, which will also include stops in Thailand and South Korea, comes just weeks before Donald Trump s first visit to Asia as U.S. president. In the same statement, the ministers reiterated the importance of  safety and freedom of navigation in and over-flight above the South China Sea  and called for  self restraint in the conduct of activities . They also vowed to work together to combat terrorism as they condemned the attack by the Maute militant group in the southern Philippine city of Marawi.  The Philippines on Monday announced the end of five months of military operations in Marawi after a fierce and unfamiliar urban war that marked the country s biggest security crisis in years. 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: southeast asian ministers urge north korea rein weapons programsclark report zone philippines reuters southeast asian defense ministers monday expressed grave concern north korea nuclear missile programs urged reclusive country meet international obligations resume communications north korea working develop missile capable striking mainland ignored calls even lone major ally china rein weapons programs conducts defiance security council resolutions defense ministers association southeast asian nations asean joint statement underscores need maintain peace stability region called exercise resumption dialogue tensions korean peninsula they due meet counterparts united states china japan south korea india australia russia new zealand tuesday north korea disputed south china sea terrorism expected top agenda defense secretary jim mantis said talk asian allies north korea crisis caused reckless provocation mantis trip asia also include stops thailand south korea comes weeks donald trump first visit asia president in statement ministers reiterated importance safety freedom navigation south china sea called self restraint conduct activities they also vowed work together combat terrorism condemned attack mate militant group southern philippine city malawi the philippines monday announced end five months military operations malawi fierce unfamiliar urban war marked country biggest security crisis years worldnews