Russia confirms Putin-Trump talk on joint cyber unitMOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia confirmed on Monday that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin had discussed forming a joint Russian-U.S. group on cyber security, an idea that has provoked uproar in Washington, but said it was only a tentative proposal.  Trump said on Twitter early on Sunday the two leaders discussed forming “an impenetrable Cyber Security unit” when they met at the Hamburg G20 summit.  The idea was greeted with incredulity by some senior  Republicans who said Moscow could not be trusted - and the U.S. president later in the day tweeted that he did not think it could happen. “The heads of state did talk about such a possibility,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a conference call with reporters on Monday. “Nothing was promised to each other,” he added. “What is positive, they stated their readiness to work in this direction.” The conversation had been “about the possibility of forming such a group”, he said. “Whether it will be created or not, time will show.” Svetlana Lukash, a Russian official who was at the Hamburg summit, told a news conference earlier on Monday Putin and Trump’s discussion of cyber security had taken up 40 minutes of their meeting, which lasted more than two hours.    “President Putin proposed creating a working group,” she said. “This does not mean it should start working immediately, virtually tomorrow.” She added: “The main thing is, this matter was discussed, the United States is ready to consider cooperation in this sphere, and then we will see. “Maybe this will be a working group, maybe this will be cooperation on the floor of the United Nations. But in any case, our two countries will need to discuss these questions. This is namely what the presidents agreed upon.” She said of the landmark talks between the two men in Hamburg: “Nobody, except the participants of that meeting, knows how that proposal was formulated and how President Trump reacted.”  Some media reports may have prematurely assumed that the creation of a joint commission on cyber security was already decided, she said. “That was a proposal. Probably, he (Trump) is not ready yet for this specific initiative at this stage,” Lukash said. Trump’s administration has been dogged by investigations into allegations of Russian interference in last year’s U.S. election and ties with his campaign. Peskov also told reporters on Monday the Kremlin did not know the identity of the Russian lawyer who allegedly met Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., Trump’s election campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, last year. The New York Times said on Sunday that Trump’s associates met with the Kremlin-linked lawyer after being promised damaging information about Hillary Clinton. The newspaper identified the lawyer as Natalia Veselnitskaya. It said the meeting had taken place in Trump Tower on June 9, 2016, two weeks after Trump won the Republican nomination. “No, we don’t know who it is and, certainly, we cannot track down all movements of all Russian lawyers both within Russia and abroad,” Peskov said. politicsNews
russia confirms talk joint cyber unitmoscow reuters russia confirmed monday donald trump vladimir putin discussed forming joint group cyber security idea provoked uproar washington said tentative proposal trump said twitter early sunday two leaders discussed forming impenetrable cyber security unit met hamburg summit the idea greeted incredulity senior republicans said moscow could trusted president later day tweeted think could happen the heads state talk possibility kremlin spokesman diary peso told conference call reporters monday nothing promised added what positive stated readiness work the conversation possibility forming group said whether created time svetlana ukasz russian official hamburg summit told news conference earlier monday putin trump discussion cyber security taken minutes meeting lasted two hours president putin proposed creating working group said this mean start working immediately virtually she added the main thing matter discussed united states ready consider cooperation sphere see maybe working group maybe cooperation floor united nations but case two countries need discuss questions this namely presidents agreed she said landmark talks two men hamburg nobody except participants meeting knows proposal formulated president trump some media reports may prematurely assumed creation joint commission cyber security already decided said that proposal probably trump ready yet specific initiative stage ukasz said trump administration dogged investigations allegations russian interference last year election ties campaign peso also told reporters monday kremlin know identity russian lawyer allegedly met trump son donald trump trump election campaign chairman paul manafort jared pusher last year the new york times said sunday trump associates met lawyer promised damaging information hillary clinton the newspaper identified lawyer natalie veselnitskaya it said meeting taken place trump tower june two weeks trump republican nomination no know certainly track movements russian lawyers within russia abroad peso said 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: Russia confirms Putin-Trump talk on joint cyber unitMOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia confirmed on Monday that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin had discussed forming a joint Russian-U.S. group on cyber security, an idea that has provoked uproar in Washington, but said it was only a tentative proposal.  Trump said on Twitter early on Sunday the two leaders discussed forming “an impenetrable Cyber Security unit” when they met at the Hamburg G20 summit.  The idea was greeted with incredulity by some senior  Republicans who said Moscow could not be trusted - and the U.S. president later in the day tweeted that he did not think it could happen. “The heads of state did talk about such a possibility,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a conference call with reporters on Monday. “Nothing was promised to each other,” he added. “What is positive, they stated their readiness to work in this direction.” The conversation had been “about the possibility of forming such a group”, he said. “Whether it will be created or not, time will show.” Svetlana Lukash, a Russian official who was at the Hamburg summit, told a news conference earlier on Monday Putin and Trump’s discussion of cyber security had taken up 40 minutes of their meeting, which lasted more than two hours.    “President Putin proposed creating a working group,” she said. “This does not mean it should start working immediately, virtually tomorrow.” She added: “The main thing is, this matter was discussed, the United States is ready to consider cooperation in this sphere, and then we will see. “Maybe this will be a working group, maybe this will be cooperation on the floor of the United Nations. But in any case, our two countries will need to discuss these questions. This is namely what the presidents agreed upon.” She said of the landmark talks between the two men in Hamburg: “Nobody, except the participants of that meeting, knows how that proposal was formulated and how President Trump reacted.”  Some media reports may have prematurely assumed that the creation of a joint commission on cyber security was already decided, she said. “That was a proposal. Probably, he (Trump) is not ready yet for this specific initiative at this stage,” Lukash said. Trump’s administration has been dogged by investigations into allegations of Russian interference in last year’s U.S. election and ties with his campaign. Peskov also told reporters on Monday the Kremlin did not know the identity of the Russian lawyer who allegedly met Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., Trump’s election campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, last year. The New York Times said on Sunday that Trump’s associates met with the Kremlin-linked lawyer after being promised damaging information about Hillary Clinton. The newspaper identified the lawyer as Natalia Veselnitskaya. It said the meeting had taken place in Trump Tower on June 9, 2016, two weeks after Trump won the Republican nomination. “No, we don’t know who it is and, certainly, we cannot track down all movements of all Russian lawyers both within Russia and abroad,” Peskov said. 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: russia confirms talk joint cyber unitmoscow reuters russia confirmed monday donald trump vladimir putin discussed forming joint group cyber security idea provoked uproar washington said tentative proposal trump said twitter early sunday two leaders discussed forming impenetrable cyber security unit met hamburg summit the idea greeted incredulity senior republicans said moscow could trusted president later day tweeted think could happen the heads state talk possibility kremlin spokesman diary peso told conference call reporters monday nothing promised added what positive stated readiness work the conversation possibility forming group said whether created time svetlana ukasz russian official hamburg summit told news conference earlier monday putin trump discussion cyber security taken minutes meeting lasted two hours president putin proposed creating working group said this mean start working immediately virtually she added the main thing matter discussed united states ready consider cooperation sphere see maybe working group maybe cooperation floor united nations but case two countries need discuss questions this namely presidents agreed she said landmark talks two men hamburg nobody except participants meeting knows proposal formulated president trump some media reports may prematurely assumed creation joint commission cyber security already decided said that proposal probably trump ready yet specific initiative stage ukasz said trump administration dogged investigations allegations russian interference last year election ties campaign peso also told reporters monday kremlin know identity russian lawyer allegedly met trump son donald trump trump election campaign chairman paul manafort jared pusher last year the new york times said sunday trump associates met lawyer promised damaging information hillary clinton the newspaper identified lawyer natalie veselnitskaya it said meeting taken place trump tower june two weeks trump republican nomination no know certainly track movements russian lawyers within russia abroad peso said politicsnews