Russia says Trump's 'aggressive' stance on Iran doomed to failMOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump chose not to certify a deal on Iran’s nuclear program that there was no place in international diplomacy for aggressive rhetoric, and such methods were doomed to fail. Trump’s announcement “once again underlines the inadmissibility of using aggressive and threatening rhetoric in international relations,” Russia’s foreign ministry said in a statement “It is a hangover from the past, which does not correspond to modern norms of civilized dealings between countries,” the statement said. “We viewed with regret the decision of the U.S. President not to confirm to Congress that Iran is fulfilling in good faith” the nuclear deal, the statement said. “We expect that this step will not have a direct effect on the progress of implementation of the agreements, although, clearly, it does not correspond to the spirit and letter,” of the nuclear deal. Iran was strictly abiding by the terms of the deal, and the agreement was already making a contribution to making the world safer, it added. “In any event, regardless of the decisions of individual parties to the agreement, it is not possible to return to a situation which previously existed around the Iranian nuclear program,” the statement said. “In particular, there can be no talk of a renewal of sanctions via the U.N. Security Council.” “Russia remains committed to ... (the Iran nuclear deal), wants it to be preserved and will continue to fulfill all its obligations under the deal. We call on all the other participants to do the same,” the ministry said. politicsNews
russia says trump stance iran doomed failmoscow reuters russia said friday president donald trump chose certify deal iran nuclear program place international diplomacy aggressive rhetoric methods doomed fail trump announcement underline inadmissibility using aggressive threatening rhetoric international relations russia foreign ministry said statement it hangover past correspond modern norms civilized dealings countries statement said we viewed regret decision president confirm congress iran fulfilling good faith nuclear deal statement said we expect step direct effect progress implementation agreements although clearly correspond spirit letter nuclear deal iran strictly abiding terms deal agreement already making contribution making world safer added in event regardless decisions individual parties agreement possible return situation previously existed around iranian nuclear program statement said in particular talk renewal sanctions via security russia remains committed iran nuclear deal wants preserved continue fulfill obligations deal we call participants ministry 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 says Trump's 'aggressive' stance on Iran doomed to failMOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump chose not to certify a deal on Iran’s nuclear program that there was no place in international diplomacy for aggressive rhetoric, and such methods were doomed to fail. Trump’s announcement “once again underlines the inadmissibility of using aggressive and threatening rhetoric in international relations,” Russia’s foreign ministry said in a statement “It is a hangover from the past, which does not correspond to modern norms of civilized dealings between countries,” the statement said. “We viewed with regret the decision of the U.S. President not to confirm to Congress that Iran is fulfilling in good faith” the nuclear deal, the statement said. “We expect that this step will not have a direct effect on the progress of implementation of the agreements, although, clearly, it does not correspond to the spirit and letter,” of the nuclear deal. Iran was strictly abiding by the terms of the deal, and the agreement was already making a contribution to making the world safer, it added. “In any event, regardless of the decisions of individual parties to the agreement, it is not possible to return to a situation which previously existed around the Iranian nuclear program,” the statement said. “In particular, there can be no talk of a renewal of sanctions via the U.N. Security Council.” “Russia remains committed to ... (the Iran nuclear deal), wants it to be preserved and will continue to fulfill all its obligations under the deal. We call on all the other participants to do the same,” the ministry 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 says trump stance iran doomed failmoscow reuters russia said friday president donald trump chose certify deal iran nuclear program place international diplomacy aggressive rhetoric methods doomed fail trump announcement underline inadmissibility using aggressive threatening rhetoric international relations russia foreign ministry said statement it hangover past correspond modern norms civilized dealings countries statement said we viewed regret decision president confirm congress iran fulfilling good faith nuclear deal statement said we expect step direct effect progress implementation agreements although clearly correspond spirit letter nuclear deal iran strictly abiding terms deal agreement already making contribution making world safer added in event regardless decisions individual parties agreement possible return situation previously existed around iranian nuclear program statement said in particular talk renewal sanctions via security russia remains committed iran nuclear deal wants preserved continue fulfill obligations deal we call participants ministry said politicsnews