Arab coalition says will keep Yemen port open; air raids kill at least nineADEN (Reuters) - The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen said on Wednesday it would keep the Houthi-controlled Hodeidah port, vital for aid, open for a month despite a fresh missile attack against Riyadh, but it kept up air raids that killed at least nine people. The Western-backed coalition, which controls Yemen s airspace and port access, said last month it would allow humanitarian relief through Hodeidah following a nearly three-week blockade imposed because of a missile attack toward the Saudi capital s international airport. The Saudis say the Red Sea port, which is Yemen s main entry point for food and humanitarian supplies, is also a hub used by the Houthis to bring in weapons, which it accuses Iran of supplying. Tehran denies the charges. On Wednesday, the coalition confirmed it would keep access open to the port despite another missile attack at Riyadh on Tuesday by the Houthis which Saudi forces also intercepted.   Keen to maintain humanitarian aid to the brotherly Yemeni people and as a result of intensified inspection measures, the coalition command announces that Hodeidah port will remain open for humanitarian and relief supplies,  the coalition said in a statement carried by Saudi state news agency SPA on Wednesday. The Saudi ambassador to Sanaa said the coalition would also allow the provision of four cranes to the port to boost aid deliveries to the war-damaged country. The ambassador, Mohammed al-Jaber, who was speaking in a televised news conference, did not give details on how the cranes would be delivered.  Earlier this year, the United Nations said the coalition turned back four cranes the United States donated to the World Food Programme to boost aid operations at Hodeidah.  The cranes would have replaced parts of the port s infrastructure destroyed by coalition air strikes in August 2015, damage that forced ships to line up offshore because they could not be unloaded. The coalition said ships bringing in fuel and food would also be allowed to enter for another 30 days while proposals made by the United Nations envoy to Yemen were implemented, it added. The agency did not elaborate on the proposals. But the coalition has been demanding that a U.N. inspection regime agreed in 2015 be further tightened to prevent weapons from reaching the Houthis. SALMAN-TRUMP CALL Saudi state news agency SPA said King Salman discussed in a telephone call with U.S. President Donald Trump ways  to hold the Iranian regime accountable for its hostile acts and its involvement in supplying the Houthi militia with missiles to threaten the security of the kingdom and the region . The White House later confirmed the call and said the two leaders  agreed on the importance of reinvigorating a political process to end the war in Yemen  and that the king briefed Trump on a Saudi plan  to alleviate the humanitarian crisis  caused by the conflict. Tuesday s missile attack took place as the Houthis marked 1,000 days since the coalition intervened in the Yemen war in March 2015 to try to restore President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi after a Houthi advance on his base in Aden forced him to flee. Saudi Arabia said that since the war began the Houthis had fired 83 ballistic missiles toward the kingdom. More than 10,000 people have been killed and a humanitarian crisis unleashed in a conflict which has intensified since former President Ali Abdullah Saleh was killed on Dec. 4. Coalition forces, which are supported by the United States and Britain, meanwhile launched fresh air strikes overnight.  Residents said at least nine members of the same family, including at least five children, were killed in one air strike which hit their home in Wadi Khair in southern Yemen s Shabwa province. Coalition aircraft have been providing air support for southern fighters and pro-government troops as part of a push to clear the Houthis from Shabwa and the family were killed in an apparently mistaken attack. Residents also reported that coalition aircraft bombed a new parliament chamber, part of a government compound being built in Sanaa, causing damage but no casualties. The coalition had no immediate comment on the report but says it does not target civilians. Similar air strikes in which civilian homes, markets and hospitals were hit are recurrent in Yemen. On Monday, eight women and two children from the same family died when war planes struck a vehicle returning from a wedding party in Marib, east of Sanaa. worldnews
arab coalition says keep yemen port open air raids kill least nineteen reuters the coalition fighting yemen said wednesday would keep hodeidah port vital aid open month despite fresh missile attack riyadh kept air raids killed least nine people the coalition controls yemen airspace port access said last month would allow humanitarian relief hodeidah following nearly blockade imposed missile attack toward saudi capital international airport the saudi say red sea port yemen main entry point food humanitarian supplies also hub used youths bring weapons accuses iran supplying tehran denies charges on wednesday coalition confirmed would keep access open port despite another missile attack riyadh tuesday youths saudi forces also intercepted keen maintain humanitarian aid brother yemen people result intensified inspection measures coalition command announces hodeidah port remain open humanitarian relief supplies coalition said statement carried saudi state news agency spa wednesday the saudi ambassador santa said coalition would also allow provision four cranes port boost aid deliveries country the ambassador mohammed speaking televised news conference give details cranes would delivered earlier year united nations said coalition turned back four cranes united states donated world food programme boost aid operations hodeidah the cranes would replaced parts port infrastructure destroyed coalition air strikes august damage forced ships line offshore could unloaded the coalition said ships bringing fuel food would also allowed enter another days proposals made united nations envoy yemen implemented added the agency elaborate proposals but coalition demanding inspection regime agreed tightened prevent weapons reaching youths call saudi state news agency spa said king salman discussed telephone call president donald trump ways hold iranian regime accountable hostile acts involvement supplying south militia missiles threaten security kingdom region the white house later confirmed call said two leaders agreed importance reinvigorating political process end war yemen king briefed trump saudi plan alleviate humanitarian crisis caused conflict tuesday missile attack took place youths marked days since coalition intervened yemen war march try restore president manor had south advance base aren forced flee saudi arabia said since war began youths fired ballistic missiles toward kingdom more people killed humanitarian crisis unleashed conflict intensified since former president ali abdullah sales killed coalition forces supported united states britain meanwhile launched fresh air strikes overnight residents said least nine members family including least five children killed one air strike hit home wade hair southern yemen sabha province coalition aircraft providing air support southern fighters troops part push clear youths sabha family killed apparently mistaken attack residents also reported coalition aircraft bombed new parliament chamber part government compound built santa causing damage casualties the coalition immediate comment report says target civilians similar air strikes civilian homes markets hospitals hit recurrent yemen on monday eight women two children family died war planes struck vehicle returning wedding party maria east santa 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: Arab coalition says will keep Yemen port open; air raids kill at least nineADEN (Reuters) - The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen said on Wednesday it would keep the Houthi-controlled Hodeidah port, vital for aid, open for a month despite a fresh missile attack against Riyadh, but it kept up air raids that killed at least nine people. The Western-backed coalition, which controls Yemen s airspace and port access, said last month it would allow humanitarian relief through Hodeidah following a nearly three-week blockade imposed because of a missile attack toward the Saudi capital s international airport. The Saudis say the Red Sea port, which is Yemen s main entry point for food and humanitarian supplies, is also a hub used by the Houthis to bring in weapons, which it accuses Iran of supplying. Tehran denies the charges. On Wednesday, the coalition confirmed it would keep access open to the port despite another missile attack at Riyadh on Tuesday by the Houthis which Saudi forces also intercepted.   Keen to maintain humanitarian aid to the brotherly Yemeni people and as a result of intensified inspection measures, the coalition command announces that Hodeidah port will remain open for humanitarian and relief supplies,  the coalition said in a statement carried by Saudi state news agency SPA on Wednesday. The Saudi ambassador to Sanaa said the coalition would also allow the provision of four cranes to the port to boost aid deliveries to the war-damaged country. The ambassador, Mohammed al-Jaber, who was speaking in a televised news conference, did not give details on how the cranes would be delivered.  Earlier this year, the United Nations said the coalition turned back four cranes the United States donated to the World Food Programme to boost aid operations at Hodeidah.  The cranes would have replaced parts of the port s infrastructure destroyed by coalition air strikes in August 2015, damage that forced ships to line up offshore because they could not be unloaded. The coalition said ships bringing in fuel and food would also be allowed to enter for another 30 days while proposals made by the United Nations envoy to Yemen were implemented, it added. The agency did not elaborate on the proposals. But the coalition has been demanding that a U.N. inspection regime agreed in 2015 be further tightened to prevent weapons from reaching the Houthis. SALMAN-TRUMP CALL Saudi state news agency SPA said King Salman discussed in a telephone call with U.S. President Donald Trump ways  to hold the Iranian regime accountable for its hostile acts and its involvement in supplying the Houthi militia with missiles to threaten the security of the kingdom and the region . The White House later confirmed the call and said the two leaders  agreed on the importance of reinvigorating a political process to end the war in Yemen  and that the king briefed Trump on a Saudi plan  to alleviate the humanitarian crisis  caused by the conflict. Tuesday s missile attack took place as the Houthis marked 1,000 days since the coalition intervened in the Yemen war in March 2015 to try to restore President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi after a Houthi advance on his base in Aden forced him to flee. Saudi Arabia said that since the war began the Houthis had fired 83 ballistic missiles toward the kingdom. More than 10,000 people have been killed and a humanitarian crisis unleashed in a conflict which has intensified since former President Ali Abdullah Saleh was killed on Dec. 4. Coalition forces, which are supported by the United States and Britain, meanwhile launched fresh air strikes overnight.  Residents said at least nine members of the same family, including at least five children, were killed in one air strike which hit their home in Wadi Khair in southern Yemen s Shabwa province. Coalition aircraft have been providing air support for southern fighters and pro-government troops as part of a push to clear the Houthis from Shabwa and the family were killed in an apparently mistaken attack. Residents also reported that coalition aircraft bombed a new parliament chamber, part of a government compound being built in Sanaa, causing damage but no casualties. The coalition had no immediate comment on the report but says it does not target civilians. Similar air strikes in which civilian homes, markets and hospitals were hit are recurrent in Yemen. On Monday, eight women and two children from the same family died when war planes struck a vehicle returning from a wedding party in Marib, east of Sanaa. 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: arab coalition says keep yemen port open air raids kill least nineteen reuters the coalition fighting yemen said wednesday would keep hodeidah port vital aid open month despite fresh missile attack riyadh kept air raids killed least nine people the coalition controls yemen airspace port access said last month would allow humanitarian relief hodeidah following nearly blockade imposed missile attack toward saudi capital international airport the saudi say red sea port yemen main entry point food humanitarian supplies also hub used youths bring weapons accuses iran supplying tehran denies charges on wednesday coalition confirmed would keep access open port despite another missile attack riyadh tuesday youths saudi forces also intercepted keen maintain humanitarian aid brother yemen people result intensified inspection measures coalition command announces hodeidah port remain open humanitarian relief supplies coalition said statement carried saudi state news agency spa wednesday the saudi ambassador santa said coalition would also allow provision four cranes port boost aid deliveries country the ambassador mohammed speaking televised news conference give details cranes would delivered earlier year united nations said coalition turned back four cranes united states donated world food programme boost aid operations hodeidah the cranes would replaced parts port infrastructure destroyed coalition air strikes august damage forced ships line offshore could unloaded the coalition said ships bringing fuel food would also allowed enter another days proposals made united nations envoy yemen implemented added the agency elaborate proposals but coalition demanding inspection regime agreed tightened prevent weapons reaching youths call saudi state news agency spa said king salman discussed telephone call president donald trump ways hold iranian regime accountable hostile acts involvement supplying south militia missiles threaten security kingdom region the white house later confirmed call said two leaders agreed importance reinvigorating political process end war yemen king briefed trump saudi plan alleviate humanitarian crisis caused conflict tuesday missile attack took place youths marked days since coalition intervened yemen war march try restore president manor had south advance base aren forced flee saudi arabia said since war began youths fired ballistic missiles toward kingdom more people killed humanitarian crisis unleashed conflict intensified since former president ali abdullah sales killed coalition forces supported united states britain meanwhile launched fresh air strikes overnight residents said least nine members family including least five children killed one air strike hit home wade hair southern yemen sabha province coalition aircraft providing air support southern fighters troops part push clear youths sabha family killed apparently mistaken attack residents also reported coalition aircraft bombed new parliament chamber part government compound built santa causing damage casualties the coalition immediate comment report says target civilians similar air strikes civilian homes markets hospitals hit recurrent yemen on monday eight women two children family died war planes struck vehicle returning wedding party maria east santa worldnews