U.S. State Department tweets, then deletes congratulations for Iran Oscar win WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department on Monday issued and then deleted a congratulatory message for an Oscar win by a prominent Iranian director who criticized President Donald Trump’s travel ban as “inhumane.”  The State Department’s official Persian-language Twitter account, @USAdarFarsi, tweeted congratulations to the Iranian people and Asghar Farhadi, director of “The Salesman,” after the movie won an Oscar for best foreign-language film on Sunday, according to screenshots of the message circulated on Twitter.  READ MORE TOP NEWS: Tweeting accountant in spotlight over Oscar best picture blunder For White Helmets leader, Oscar win a victory for Syrian people Breakingviews: PwC might have seen Oscars mixup coming Farhadi boycotted the Oscars ceremony to protest Trump’s January executive order that temporarily banned entry to the United States by Iranians and citizens of six other Muslim-majority countries, and issued a statement criticizing the order. The ban was blocked by federal courts, although the administration is working on a new order.  Farhadi chose two Iranian-Americans - a female engineer and a former NASA scientist - to represent him at the ceremony. Anousheh Ansari, an engineer who was the first female space tourist, read a statement on Farhadi’s behalf calling the travel ban “inhumane.”  “Dividing the world into the ‘us’ and ‘our enemies’ categories creates fear, a deceitful justification for aggression and war,” Ansari said, reading from Farhadi’s statement.  According to screenshots circulating on Twitter, the @USAdarFarsi account posted a message around 1 a.m. EST congratulating Farhadi on the award, which was Iran’s second Oscar victory. The tweet was then deleted, although it is unclear exactly when.  “A congratulatory tweet was posted,” a State Department spokeswoman said. “We later removed the post to avoid any misperception that the USG (U.S. government) endorsed the comments made in the acceptance speech.”  A second State Department official said the decision to delete the tweet was made within the department.  The @USAdarFarsi account, which launched in February 2011 and seeks to engage directly with Iranians, had previously tweeted messages about “The Salesman,” including on Jan. 24, when it noted its Academy Award nomination and sent best wishes to Farhadi.  That tweet, which is still online, was published days before Trump issued the travel ban that sparked Farhadi’s protest.  Farhadi also won an Oscar in 2012 in the same category for his film “A Separation.” In his acceptance speech that year, Farhadi referred to tensions at the time between Iran and the United States over Tehran’s nuclear program, and said the Iranian people “despise hostility and resentment.”  politicsNews
state department tweets deletes congratulations iran oscar win washington reuters the state department monday issued deleted congratulatory message oscar win prominent iranian director criticized president donald trump travel ban the state department official twitter account usadarfarsi tweeted congratulations iranian people afghan farhadi director the salesman movie oscar best film sunday according screenshots message circulated twitter read more top news meeting accountant spotlight oscar best picture blunder for white helmets leader oscar win victory syrian people breakingnews pwc might seen oscars mixed coming farhadi boycotted oscars ceremony protest trump january executive order temporarily banned entry united states iranian citizens six countries issued statement criticizing order the ban blocked federal courts although administration working new order farhadi chose two female engineer former nasa scientist represent ceremony anousheh hansard engineer first female space tourist read statement farhadi behalf calling travel ban dividing world us enemies categories creates fear deceitful justification aggression war hansard said reading farhadi statement according screenshots circulating twitter usadarfarsi account posted message around est congratulations farhadi award iran second oscar victory the tweet deleted although unclear exactly a congratulatory tweet posted state department spokeswoman said we later removed post avoid misperception usg government endorsed comments made acceptance a second state department official said decision delete tweet made within department the usadarfarsi account launched february seeks engage directly iranian previously tweeted messages the salesman including noted academy award nomination sent best wishes farhadi that tweet still online published days trump issued travel ban sparked farhadi protest farhadi also oscar category film a in acceptance speech year farhadi referred tensions time iran united states tehran nuclear program said iranian people despise hostility politicsnews
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: U.S. State Department tweets, then deletes congratulations for Iran Oscar win WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department on Monday issued and then deleted a congratulatory message for an Oscar win by a prominent Iranian director who criticized President Donald Trump’s travel ban as “inhumane.”  The State Department’s official Persian-language Twitter account, @USAdarFarsi, tweeted congratulations to the Iranian people and Asghar Farhadi, director of “The Salesman,” after the movie won an Oscar for best foreign-language film on Sunday, according to screenshots of the message circulated on Twitter.  READ MORE TOP NEWS: Tweeting accountant in spotlight over Oscar best picture blunder For White Helmets leader, Oscar win a victory for Syrian people Breakingviews: PwC might have seen Oscars mixup coming Farhadi boycotted the Oscars ceremony to protest Trump’s January executive order that temporarily banned entry to the United States by Iranians and citizens of six other Muslim-majority countries, and issued a statement criticizing the order. The ban was blocked by federal courts, although the administration is working on a new order.  Farhadi chose two Iranian-Americans - a female engineer and a former NASA scientist - to represent him at the ceremony. Anousheh Ansari, an engineer who was the first female space tourist, read a statement on Farhadi’s behalf calling the travel ban “inhumane.”  “Dividing the world into the ‘us’ and ‘our enemies’ categories creates fear, a deceitful justification for aggression and war,” Ansari said, reading from Farhadi’s statement.  According to screenshots circulating on Twitter, the @USAdarFarsi account posted a message around 1 a.m. EST congratulating Farhadi on the award, which was Iran’s second Oscar victory. The tweet was then deleted, although it is unclear exactly when.  “A congratulatory tweet was posted,” a State Department spokeswoman said. “We later removed the post to avoid any misperception that the USG (U.S. government) endorsed the comments made in the acceptance speech.”  A second State Department official said the decision to delete the tweet was made within the department.  The @USAdarFarsi account, which launched in February 2011 and seeks to engage directly with Iranians, had previously tweeted messages about “The Salesman,” including on Jan. 24, when it noted its Academy Award nomination and sent best wishes to Farhadi.  That tweet, which is still online, was published days before Trump issued the travel ban that sparked Farhadi’s protest.  Farhadi also won an Oscar in 2012 in the same category for his film “A Separation.” In his acceptance speech that year, Farhadi referred to tensions at the time between Iran and the United States over Tehran’s nuclear program, and said the Iranian people “despise hostility and resentment.”  politicsNews
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: state department tweets deletes congratulations iran oscar win washington reuters the state department monday issued deleted congratulatory message oscar win prominent iranian director criticized president donald trump travel ban the state department official twitter account usadarfarsi tweeted congratulations iranian people afghan farhadi director the salesman movie oscar best film sunday according screenshots message circulated twitter read more top news meeting accountant spotlight oscar best picture blunder for white helmets leader oscar win victory syrian people breakingnews pwc might seen oscars mixed coming farhadi boycotted oscars ceremony protest trump january executive order temporarily banned entry united states iranian citizens six countries issued statement criticizing order the ban blocked federal courts although administration working new order farhadi chose two female engineer former nasa scientist represent ceremony anousheh hansard engineer first female space tourist read statement farhadi behalf calling travel ban dividing world us enemies categories creates fear deceitful justification aggression war hansard said reading farhadi statement according screenshots circulating twitter usadarfarsi account posted message around est congratulations farhadi award iran second oscar victory the tweet deleted although unclear exactly a congratulatory tweet posted state department spokeswoman said we later removed post avoid misperception usg government endorsed comments made acceptance a second state department official said decision delete tweet made within department the usadarfarsi account launched february seeks engage directly iranian previously tweeted messages the salesman including noted academy award nomination sent best wishes farhadi that tweet still online published days trump issued travel ban sparked farhadi protest farhadi also oscar category film a in acceptance speech year farhadi referred tensions time iran united states tehran nuclear program said iranian people despise hostility politicsnews