Russia's ruling party seeks Putin's 'ultimate victory' at 2018 electionMOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia s ruling party United Russia wants the  ultimate victory  of President Vladimir Putin at the presidential election in March, party head and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said on Saturday. Putin, 65, said earlier this month he would run for re-election as a self-nominated candidate, in a contest he seems sure to win comfortably, extending his grip on power into a third decade. Speaking at an annual gathering of United Russia, Medvedev said the party was Putin s party, and his key political resource. Medvedev promised it would support Putin in the election, which is scheduled for March 18.   We will give you, Vladimir Vladimirovich, all possible support, now and in the future,  said Medvedev, addressing  Putin by his first and patronymic names. Putin has been in power since 2000 either as president or prime minister.  If he wins what would be a fourth presidential term, he will be eligible to serve another six years until 2024, when he turns 72. Putin thanked Medvedev for the support and announced some goals for the future, such as higher economic growth and better healthcare.  We need to achieve a long-range steady increase in real incomes of citizens, to increase pensions and social support,  he said.  worldnews
russia ruling party seeks putin victory electionmoscow reuters russia ruling party united russia wants ultimate victory president vladimir putin presidential election march party head prime minister diary medvedev said saturday putin said earlier month would run candidate contest seems sure win comfortably extending grip power third decade speaking annual gathering united russia medvedev said party putin party key political resource medvedev promised would support putin election scheduled march we give vladimir vladimirovich possible support future said medvedev addressing putin first patronymic names putin power since either president prime minister if wins would fourth presidential term eligible serve another six years turns putin thanked medvedev support announced goals future higher economic growth better healthcare we need achieve steady increase real incomes citizens increase pensions social support said 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's ruling party seeks Putin's 'ultimate victory' at 2018 electionMOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia s ruling party United Russia wants the  ultimate victory  of President Vladimir Putin at the presidential election in March, party head and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said on Saturday. Putin, 65, said earlier this month he would run for re-election as a self-nominated candidate, in a contest he seems sure to win comfortably, extending his grip on power into a third decade. Speaking at an annual gathering of United Russia, Medvedev said the party was Putin s party, and his key political resource. Medvedev promised it would support Putin in the election, which is scheduled for March 18.   We will give you, Vladimir Vladimirovich, all possible support, now and in the future,  said Medvedev, addressing  Putin by his first and patronymic names. Putin has been in power since 2000 either as president or prime minister.  If he wins what would be a fourth presidential term, he will be eligible to serve another six years until 2024, when he turns 72. Putin thanked Medvedev for the support and announced some goals for the future, such as higher economic growth and better healthcare.  We need to achieve a long-range steady increase in real incomes of citizens, to increase pensions and social support,  he said.  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 ruling party seeks putin victory electionmoscow reuters russia ruling party united russia wants ultimate victory president vladimir putin presidential election march party head prime minister diary medvedev said saturday putin said earlier month would run candidate contest seems sure win comfortably extending grip power third decade speaking annual gathering united russia medvedev said party putin party key political resource medvedev promised would support putin election scheduled march we give vladimir vladimirovich possible support future said medvedev addressing putin first patronymic names putin power since either president prime minister if wins would fourth presidential term eligible serve another six years turns putin thanked medvedev support announced goals future higher economic growth better healthcare we need achieve steady increase real incomes citizens increase pensions social support said worldnews