Turkey pulls troops out of NATO exercise over 'enemy' listANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey is pulling 40 soldiers out of a NATO exercise in Norway, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday, after his name appeared in a list of enemies on a poster at the drill, an incident that drew an apology from both the military alliance and Oslo. Turkey has the second largest army in the alliance after the United States, and it borders Syria, Iraq and Iran, lending it great strategic importance for NATO. But the relationship has become increasingly fractious as Ankara drifts away from the alliance and the European Union, alarming the West. Erdogan said an  enemy poster , featuring his name on one side and a picture of modern Turkey s founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, on the other, was unfurled at the training exercise in Norway, prompting a decision by Turkey s military chief and European Union minister to pull the troops out.  They said they had decided to pull our troops out and will do so, so we told them to not stop and go ahead ... take our 40 soldiers out of there,  Erdogan told members of his ruling AK Party in Ankara. Commenting on the incident at the alliance s Joint Warfare Centre in Stavanger, Norway, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said:  I apologize for the offense that has been caused.   The incidents were the result of an individual s actions and do not reflect the views of NATO,  said Stoltenberg, who is a former Norwegian prime minister, in a written statement. The individual involved, a civilian contractor seconded by Norway and not a NATO employee, was immediately removed from the exercise, Stoltenberg said. It would be up for the Norwegian authorities to decide on any disciplinary action, he added.  Turkey is a valued NATO Ally, which makes important contributions to Allied security, Stoltenberg said. In a separate statement, Norwegian Defence Minister Frank Bakke-Jensen said the offending message had been published on a computer network used during the exercise.  The message does not reflect Norway s views or policies and I apologize for the content of the message,  he said, adding there would be a thorough investigation followed by  appropriate measures . worldnews
turkey pulls troops nato exercise listankara reuters turkey pulling soldiers nato exercise norway president tayyip erdogan said friday name appeared list enemies poster drill incident drew apology military alliance oslo turkey second largest army alliance united states borders syria iraq iran lending great strategic importance nato but relationship become increasingly fractions kara drifts away alliance european union alarming west erdogan said enemy poster featuring name one side picture modern turkey founder mustard kamal stature unfurled training exercise norway prompting decision turkey military chief european union minister pull troops they said decided pull troops told stop go ahead take soldiers erdogan told members ruling ak party kara commenting incident alliance joint warfare centre stranger norway nato lens stoltenberg said i apologize offense caused the incidents result individual actions reflect views nato said stoltenberg former norwegian prime minister written statement the individual involved civilian contractor seconded norway nato employee immediately removed exercise stoltenberg said it would norwegian authorities decide disciplinary action added turkey valued nato ally makes important contributions allied security stoltenberg said in separate statement norwegian defence minister frank said offending message published computer network used exercise the message reflect norway views policies i apologize content message said adding would thorough investigation followed appropriate measures 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: Turkey pulls troops out of NATO exercise over 'enemy' listANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey is pulling 40 soldiers out of a NATO exercise in Norway, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday, after his name appeared in a list of enemies on a poster at the drill, an incident that drew an apology from both the military alliance and Oslo. Turkey has the second largest army in the alliance after the United States, and it borders Syria, Iraq and Iran, lending it great strategic importance for NATO. But the relationship has become increasingly fractious as Ankara drifts away from the alliance and the European Union, alarming the West. Erdogan said an  enemy poster , featuring his name on one side and a picture of modern Turkey s founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, on the other, was unfurled at the training exercise in Norway, prompting a decision by Turkey s military chief and European Union minister to pull the troops out.  They said they had decided to pull our troops out and will do so, so we told them to not stop and go ahead ... take our 40 soldiers out of there,  Erdogan told members of his ruling AK Party in Ankara. Commenting on the incident at the alliance s Joint Warfare Centre in Stavanger, Norway, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said:  I apologize for the offense that has been caused.   The incidents were the result of an individual s actions and do not reflect the views of NATO,  said Stoltenberg, who is a former Norwegian prime minister, in a written statement. The individual involved, a civilian contractor seconded by Norway and not a NATO employee, was immediately removed from the exercise, Stoltenberg said. It would be up for the Norwegian authorities to decide on any disciplinary action, he added.  Turkey is a valued NATO Ally, which makes important contributions to Allied security, Stoltenberg said. In a separate statement, Norwegian Defence Minister Frank Bakke-Jensen said the offending message had been published on a computer network used during the exercise.  The message does not reflect Norway s views or policies and I apologize for the content of the message,  he said, adding there would be a thorough investigation followed by  appropriate measures . 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: turkey pulls troops nato exercise listankara reuters turkey pulling soldiers nato exercise norway president tayyip erdogan said friday name appeared list enemies poster drill incident drew apology military alliance oslo turkey second largest army alliance united states borders syria iraq iran lending great strategic importance nato but relationship become increasingly fractions kara drifts away alliance european union alarming west erdogan said enemy poster featuring name one side picture modern turkey founder mustard kamal stature unfurled training exercise norway prompting decision turkey military chief european union minister pull troops they said decided pull troops told stop go ahead take soldiers erdogan told members ruling ak party kara commenting incident alliance joint warfare centre stranger norway nato lens stoltenberg said i apologize offense caused the incidents result individual actions reflect views nato said stoltenberg former norwegian prime minister written statement the individual involved civilian contractor seconded norway nato employee immediately removed exercise stoltenberg said it would norwegian authorities decide disciplinary action added turkey valued nato ally makes important contributions allied security stoltenberg said in separate statement norwegian defence minister frank said offending message published computer network used exercise the message reflect norway views policies i apologize content message said adding would thorough investigation followed appropriate measures worldnews