Bosnian Croat war criminal Praljak killed himself with cyanide: prosecutorsAMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Bosnian Croat war crimes convict Slobodan Praljak used cyanide to kill himself in court after losing his appeal, according to preliminary autopsy findings, Dutch prosecutors said on Friday. Praljak, 72, announced that he had taken poison immediately after his conviction and 20-year sentence were upheld by appeals judges at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia on Wednesday, and died shortly afterward. In a statement, prosecutors said a toxicological test had found that Praljak  had a concentration of potassium cyanide in his blood .  This resulted in a failure of the heart, which is indicated as the suspected cause of death,  they added. Earlier on Friday, the tribunal said it had launched its own independent review into the death. Praljak committed suicide in the final minutes of the last verdict at the court before it closes later this month.  I just drank poison,  the ex-general told the stunned court in a hearing that was being broadcast online.  I am not a war criminal. I oppose this conviction.  Prosecutors said they were focusing their investigation on how Praljak had managed to obtain a banned substance in the high-security U.N. building. worldnews
bosnia coat war criminal praljak killed cyanide prosecutorsamsterdam reuters bosnia coat war crimes convict slobodan praljak used cyanide kill court losing appeal according preliminary autopsy findings dutch prosecutors said friday praljak announced taken poison immediately conviction sentence upheld appeals judges international criminal tribunal former yugoslavia wednesday died shortly afterward in statement prosecutors said toxicological test found praljak concentration potassium cyanide blood this resulted failure heart indicated suspected cause death added earlier friday tribunal said launched independent review death praljak committed suicide final minutes last verdict court closes later month i drank poison told stunned court hearing broadcast online i war criminal i oppose conviction prosecutors said focusing investigation praljak managed obtain banned substance building 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: Bosnian Croat war criminal Praljak killed himself with cyanide: prosecutorsAMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Bosnian Croat war crimes convict Slobodan Praljak used cyanide to kill himself in court after losing his appeal, according to preliminary autopsy findings, Dutch prosecutors said on Friday. Praljak, 72, announced that he had taken poison immediately after his conviction and 20-year sentence were upheld by appeals judges at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia on Wednesday, and died shortly afterward. In a statement, prosecutors said a toxicological test had found that Praljak  had a concentration of potassium cyanide in his blood .  This resulted in a failure of the heart, which is indicated as the suspected cause of death,  they added. Earlier on Friday, the tribunal said it had launched its own independent review into the death. Praljak committed suicide in the final minutes of the last verdict at the court before it closes later this month.  I just drank poison,  the ex-general told the stunned court in a hearing that was being broadcast online.  I am not a war criminal. I oppose this conviction.  Prosecutors said they were focusing their investigation on how Praljak had managed to obtain a banned substance in the high-security U.N. building. 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: bosnia coat war criminal praljak killed cyanide prosecutorsamsterdam reuters bosnia coat war crimes convict slobodan praljak used cyanide kill court losing appeal according preliminary autopsy findings dutch prosecutors said friday praljak announced taken poison immediately conviction sentence upheld appeals judges international criminal tribunal former yugoslavia wednesday died shortly afterward in statement prosecutors said toxicological test found praljak concentration potassium cyanide blood this resulted failure heart indicated suspected cause death added earlier friday tribunal said launched independent review death praljak committed suicide final minutes last verdict court closes later month i drank poison told stunned court hearing broadcast online i war criminal i oppose conviction prosecutors said focusing investigation praljak managed obtain banned substance building worldnews