Russia says ready to exert influence on North Korea: Ifax (Corrects source in headline and first paragraph of Dec. 5 story; adds source in third paragraph) By Vladimir Soldatkin MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has communication channels with North Korea open and Moscow is ready to exert its influence on Pyongyang, Interfax news agency quoted Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Morgulov as saying on Tuesday.  We have channels, through which we are conducting a dialogue, and we are ready to deploy them, we are ready to exert our influence on North Korea,  Morgulov was quoted as saying at a conference in Berlin.      He also said that neither Washington nor Pyongyang want a real war  but such scenarios exist , according to RIA news agency. The Kremlin has traditionally protected the reclusive state though the latest Pyongyang tests have irked Moscow. North Korea, which conducted its sixth and largest nuclear bomb test in September, has tested dozens of ballistic missiles under Kim Jong Un s leadership in defiance of international sanctions. Morgulov called for other measures than isolation to exercise in dealing with North Korea.  We believe that the isolation alone...will not work, this won t take us forward. By doing this, we will only worsen the situation, which is dangerous. We are really on the brink of a real war,  he said. In Washington, a U.S. State Department spokeswoman said the Trump administration still wanted a peaceful, diplomatic solution to the nuclear and missile threat from Pyongyang but said:  (North Korea) has shown through its actions that it is not interested in talks. We must remain focused on increasing the costs for Pyongyang to continue to advance its WMD programs.  Morgulov was also quoted as saying that North Korea was seeking a direct dialogue with the United States on its nuclear program, while it was not in need of security guarantees either from China or Russia. worldnews
russia says ready exert influence north korea fax corrects source headline first paragraph story adds source third paragraph by vladimir soldatkin moscow reuters russia communication channels north korea open moscow ready exert influence pyongyang internal news agency quoted russian deputy foreign minister igor morgulov saying tuesday we channels conducting dialogue ready deploy ready exert influence north korea morgulov quoted saying conference berlin he also said neither washington pyongyang want real war scenarios exist according ria news agency the kremlin traditionally protected reclusive state though latest pyongyang tests inked moscow north korea conducted sixth largest nuclear bomb test september tested dozens ballistic missiles kim jong un leadership defiance international sanctions morgulov called measures isolation exercise dealing north korea we believe isolation alone work take us forward by worsen situation dangerous we really brink real war said in washington state department spokeswoman said trump administration still wanted peaceful diplomatic solution nuclear missile threat pyongyang said north korea shown actions interested talks we must remain focused increasing costs pyongyang continue advance wmd programs morgulov also quoted saying north korea seeking direct dialogue united states nuclear program need security guarantees either china russia 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: Russia says ready to exert influence on North Korea: Ifax (Corrects source in headline and first paragraph of Dec. 5 story; adds source in third paragraph) By Vladimir Soldatkin MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has communication channels with North Korea open and Moscow is ready to exert its influence on Pyongyang, Interfax news agency quoted Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Morgulov as saying on Tuesday.  We have channels, through which we are conducting a dialogue, and we are ready to deploy them, we are ready to exert our influence on North Korea,  Morgulov was quoted as saying at a conference in Berlin.      He also said that neither Washington nor Pyongyang want a real war  but such scenarios exist , according to RIA news agency. The Kremlin has traditionally protected the reclusive state though the latest Pyongyang tests have irked Moscow. North Korea, which conducted its sixth and largest nuclear bomb test in September, has tested dozens of ballistic missiles under Kim Jong Un s leadership in defiance of international sanctions. Morgulov called for other measures than isolation to exercise in dealing with North Korea.  We believe that the isolation alone...will not work, this won t take us forward. By doing this, we will only worsen the situation, which is dangerous. We are really on the brink of a real war,  he said. In Washington, a U.S. State Department spokeswoman said the Trump administration still wanted a peaceful, diplomatic solution to the nuclear and missile threat from Pyongyang but said:  (North Korea) has shown through its actions that it is not interested in talks. We must remain focused on increasing the costs for Pyongyang to continue to advance its WMD programs.  Morgulov was also quoted as saying that North Korea was seeking a direct dialogue with the United States on its nuclear program, while it was not in need of security guarantees either from China or Russia. 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: russia says ready exert influence north korea fax corrects source headline first paragraph story adds source third paragraph by vladimir soldatkin moscow reuters russia communication channels north korea open moscow ready exert influence pyongyang internal news agency quoted russian deputy foreign minister igor morgulov saying tuesday we channels conducting dialogue ready deploy ready exert influence north korea morgulov quoted saying conference berlin he also said neither washington pyongyang want real war scenarios exist according ria news agency the kremlin traditionally protected reclusive state though latest pyongyang tests inked moscow north korea conducted sixth largest nuclear bomb test september tested dozens ballistic missiles kim jong un leadership defiance international sanctions morgulov called measures isolation exercise dealing north korea we believe isolation alone work take us forward by worsen situation dangerous we really brink real war said in washington state department spokeswoman said trump administration still wanted peaceful diplomatic solution nuclear missile threat pyongyang said north korea shown actions interested talks we must remain focused increasing costs pyongyang continue advance wmd programs morgulov also quoted saying north korea seeking direct dialogue united states nuclear program need security guarantees either china russia worldnews