Zimbabwe broadcaster on stand-by for address by military: ZBC workersHARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe s state broadcaster ZBC was on Monday put on stand-by for an expected address by the military, a day after President Robert Mugabe failed to announce his resignation to an expectant nation, workers at the broadcaster said. The military seized power last week saying this was meant to arrest  criminal elements  around the president and on Sunday the ruling ZANU-PF party re-called Mugabe from his position as president and first secretary.  worldnews
zimbabwe broadcaster address military bc workersharare reuters zimbabwe state broadcaster bc monday put expected address military day president robert mugabe failed announce resignation expecting nation workers broadcaster said the military seized power last week saying meant arrest criminal elements around president sunday ruling party mugabe position president first secretary 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: Zimbabwe broadcaster on stand-by for address by military: ZBC workersHARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe s state broadcaster ZBC was on Monday put on stand-by for an expected address by the military, a day after President Robert Mugabe failed to announce his resignation to an expectant nation, workers at the broadcaster said. The military seized power last week saying this was meant to arrest  criminal elements  around the president and on Sunday the ruling ZANU-PF party re-called Mugabe from his position as president and first secretary.  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: zimbabwe broadcaster address military bc workersharare reuters zimbabwe state broadcaster bc monday put expected address military day president robert mugabe failed announce resignation expecting nation workers broadcaster said the military seized power last week saying meant arrest criminal elements around president sunday ruling party mugabe position president first secretary worldnews