U.S., South Korea agree to revise missile treaty in face of North Korean threatsSEOUL (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump agreed with South Korean President Moon Jae-in to revise a joint treaty capping the development of the South s ballistic missiles, Moon s office said on Saturday, amid a standoff over North Korea s missile and nuclear tests. Trump also gave  conceptual  approval to the purchase by the South of billions of dollars of U.S. military hardware, the White House said.  The South wants to raise the missile cap to boost its defenses against the reclusive North, which is pursuing missile and nuclear weapons programs in defiance of international warnings and UN sanctions.  The two leaders agreed to the principle of revising the missile guideline to a level desired by South Korea, sharing the view that it was necessary to strengthen South Korea s defense capabilities in response to North Korea s provocations and threats,  South Korea s presidential Blue House said. Impoverished North Korea and the rich, democratic South are technically still at war because their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty. The North regularly threatens to destroy the South and its main ally, the United States. North Korea sharply raised regional tension this week with the launch of its Hwasong-12 intermediate-range ballistic missile that flew over Japan and landed in the Pacific. That followed the test launch of two long-range ballistic missiles in July in a sharply lofted trajectory that demonstrated a potential range of 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or more that would put many parts of the U.S. mainland within striking distance. North Korea has been working to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of hitting the United States and has recently threatened to land missiles near the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam. South Korea s development of its ballistic missiles is limited to range of 800 km (500 miles) and payload weight of 500 kg (1,100 pounds) under a bilateral treaty revised in 2012.  South Korea has said it wants to revise the agreement to increase the cap on the payload. The two countries agreed to the cap as part of a commitment to a voluntary international arms-control pact known as the Missile Technology Control Regime, aimed at limiting the proliferation missiles and nuclear weapons.  The two leaders pledged to continue to apply strong diplomatic and economic pressure on North Korea and to make all necessary preparations to defend against the growing threat by the North, the White House said. The White House did not mention the voluntary bilateral agreement but said the two leaders agreed to strengthen their defense cooperation and South Korea s defense capabilities. Trump  provided his conceptual approval of planned purchases by South Korea of billions of dollars in American military equipment , the White House said. Trump, who has warned that the U.S. military is  locked and loaded  in case of further North Korean provocation, reacted angrily to the latest missile test, declaring on Twitter that  talking is not the answer  to resolving the crisis. North Korea defends its weapons programs as necessary to counter perceived U.S. aggression, such as recent air maneuvers with South Korean and Japanese jets. worldnews
south korea agree revise missile treaty face north korean threatsseoul reuters president donald trump agreed south korean president moon revise joint treaty capping development south ballistic missiles moon office said saturday amid standoff north korea missile nuclear tests trump also gave conceptual approval purchase south billions dollars military hardware white house said the south wants raise missile cap boost defenses reclusive north pursuing missile nuclear weapons programs defiance international warnings un sanctions the two leaders agreed principle revising missile guideline level desired south korea sharing view necessary strengthen south korea defense capabilities response north korea provocation threats south korea presidential blue house said impoverished north korea rich democratic south technically still war conflict ended truce peace treaty the north regularly threatens destroy south main ally united states north korea sharply raised regional tension week launch ballistic missile flew japan landed pacific that followed test launch two ballistic missiles july sharply lifted trajectory demonstrated potential range km miles would put many parts mainland within striking distance north korea working develop missile capable hitting united states recently threatened land missiles near pacific territory gum south korea development ballistic missiles limited range km miles payload weight kg pounds bilateral treaty revised south korea said wants revise agreement increase cap payload the two countries agreed cap part commitment voluntary international pact known missile technology control regime aimed limiting proliferation missiles nuclear weapons the two leaders pledged continue apply strong diplomatic economic pressure north korea make necessary preparations defend growing threat north white house said the white house mention voluntary bilateral agreement said two leaders agreed strengthen defense cooperation south korea defense capabilities trump provided conceptual approval planned purchases south korea billions dollars american military equipment white house said trump warned military locked loaded case north korean provocation reacted angrily latest missile test declaring twitter talking answer resolving crisis north korea defends weapons programs necessary counter perceived aggression recent air maneuvers south korean japanese jets 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: U.S., South Korea agree to revise missile treaty in face of North Korean threatsSEOUL (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump agreed with South Korean President Moon Jae-in to revise a joint treaty capping the development of the South s ballistic missiles, Moon s office said on Saturday, amid a standoff over North Korea s missile and nuclear tests. Trump also gave  conceptual  approval to the purchase by the South of billions of dollars of U.S. military hardware, the White House said.  The South wants to raise the missile cap to boost its defenses against the reclusive North, which is pursuing missile and nuclear weapons programs in defiance of international warnings and UN sanctions.  The two leaders agreed to the principle of revising the missile guideline to a level desired by South Korea, sharing the view that it was necessary to strengthen South Korea s defense capabilities in response to North Korea s provocations and threats,  South Korea s presidential Blue House said. Impoverished North Korea and the rich, democratic South are technically still at war because their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty. The North regularly threatens to destroy the South and its main ally, the United States. North Korea sharply raised regional tension this week with the launch of its Hwasong-12 intermediate-range ballistic missile that flew over Japan and landed in the Pacific. That followed the test launch of two long-range ballistic missiles in July in a sharply lofted trajectory that demonstrated a potential range of 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or more that would put many parts of the U.S. mainland within striking distance. North Korea has been working to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of hitting the United States and has recently threatened to land missiles near the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam. South Korea s development of its ballistic missiles is limited to range of 800 km (500 miles) and payload weight of 500 kg (1,100 pounds) under a bilateral treaty revised in 2012.  South Korea has said it wants to revise the agreement to increase the cap on the payload. The two countries agreed to the cap as part of a commitment to a voluntary international arms-control pact known as the Missile Technology Control Regime, aimed at limiting the proliferation missiles and nuclear weapons.  The two leaders pledged to continue to apply strong diplomatic and economic pressure on North Korea and to make all necessary preparations to defend against the growing threat by the North, the White House said. The White House did not mention the voluntary bilateral agreement but said the two leaders agreed to strengthen their defense cooperation and South Korea s defense capabilities. Trump  provided his conceptual approval of planned purchases by South Korea of billions of dollars in American military equipment , the White House said. Trump, who has warned that the U.S. military is  locked and loaded  in case of further North Korean provocation, reacted angrily to the latest missile test, declaring on Twitter that  talking is not the answer  to resolving the crisis. North Korea defends its weapons programs as necessary to counter perceived U.S. aggression, such as recent air maneuvers with South Korean and Japanese jets. 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: south korea agree revise missile treaty face north korean threatsseoul reuters president donald trump agreed south korean president moon revise joint treaty capping development south ballistic missiles moon office said saturday amid standoff north korea missile nuclear tests trump also gave conceptual approval purchase south billions dollars military hardware white house said the south wants raise missile cap boost defenses reclusive north pursuing missile nuclear weapons programs defiance international warnings un sanctions the two leaders agreed principle revising missile guideline level desired south korea sharing view necessary strengthen south korea defense capabilities response north korea provocation threats south korea presidential blue house said impoverished north korea rich democratic south technically still war conflict ended truce peace treaty the north regularly threatens destroy south main ally united states north korea sharply raised regional tension week launch ballistic missile flew japan landed pacific that followed test launch two ballistic missiles july sharply lifted trajectory demonstrated potential range km miles would put many parts mainland within striking distance north korea working develop missile capable hitting united states recently threatened land missiles near pacific territory gum south korea development ballistic missiles limited range km miles payload weight kg pounds bilateral treaty revised south korea said wants revise agreement increase cap payload the two countries agreed cap part commitment voluntary international pact known missile technology control regime aimed limiting proliferation missiles nuclear weapons the two leaders pledged continue apply strong diplomatic economic pressure north korea make necessary preparations defend growing threat north white house said the white house mention voluntary bilateral agreement said two leaders agreed strengthen defense cooperation south korea defense capabilities trump provided conceptual approval planned purchases south korea billions dollars american military equipment white house said trump warned military locked loaded case north korean provocation reacted angrily latest missile test declaring twitter talking answer resolving crisis north korea defends weapons programs necessary counter perceived aggression recent air maneuvers south korean japanese jets worldnews