WOW! RUSSIAN HACKER Gives Stunning Details Of Deal FBI Offered Him To Falsely Claim He Hacked Hillary’s Email On Behalf Of Putin For TrumpA Russian man wanted by the Justice Department on charges connected to hacking U.S. companies now claims the FBIoffered him immunity in exchange for accepting responsibility for cyberattacks targeting former Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.Yevgeny Nikulin, the alleged hacker, laid the claim to Russian media Thursday in a letter sent from a Czech Republic prison cell amid an international extradition battle currently underway between Washington and Moscow.FBI agents promised Mr. Nikulin money, American citizenship and a free apartment for taking the fall over hacking Mrs. Clinton s campaign, he alleged in a letter published Thursday by Nastoyashchoe Vremya, a Russian-language website. He was offered to falsely testify that he was cooperating in the attack on the Democratic Party,  defense attorney Martin Sadilek said Thursday, the Associated Press reported.The FBI declined to comment.Mr. Nikulin was apprehended in Prague last October pursuant to an internal arrest warrant and was subsequently charged by a federal grand jury in California with hacking LinkedIn, Dropbox and Formspring, three San Francisco-based internet companies. He s wanted in both the U.S. and Russia, however, and has remained for months in Czech custody as authorities review requests from both countries.FBI agents interviewed Mr. Nikulin twice since his arrest, he wrote, and each time asked him to confess to hacking American political targets. Mr. Nikulin said he refused their initial request last November, then received a second offer three months later.FBI agents asked Mr. Nikulin to admit hacking Mrs. Clinton s presidential campaign, Democratic Party computers and American polling stations  on Putin s orders,  he wrote. In exchange, he alleges, the FBI said he d be extradited to the U.S. but ultimately given money, citizenship and a free apartment.  Washington Timespolitics
wow russian hacker gives stunning details of deal fbi offered him to falsely claim he hacked hillary email on behalf of putin for trump russian man wanted justice department charges connected hacking companies claims fbioffered immunity exchange accepting responsibility cyberattacks targeting former democratic nominee hillary insulin alleged hacker laid claim russian media thursday letter sent czech republic prison cell amid international extradition battle currently underway washington agents promised insulin money american citizenship free apartment taking fall hacking clinton campaign alleged letter published thursday nastoyashchoe vremya website he offered falsely testify cooperating attack democratic party defense attorney martin sailed said thursday associated press fbi declined insulin apprehended prague last october pursuant internal arrest warrant subsequently charged federal grand jury california hacking linkedin drugbox formspring three san internet companies he wanted russia however remained months czech custody authorities review requests agents interviewed insulin twice since arrest wrote time asked confess hacking american political targets insulin said refused initial request last november received second offer three months agents asked insulin admit hacking clinton presidential campaign democratic party computers american polling stations putin orders wrote in exchange alleges fbi said extradited ultimately given money citizenship free apartment washington timespolitics
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: WOW! RUSSIAN HACKER Gives Stunning Details Of Deal FBI Offered Him To Falsely Claim He Hacked Hillary’s Email On Behalf Of Putin For TrumpA Russian man wanted by the Justice Department on charges connected to hacking U.S. companies now claims the FBIoffered him immunity in exchange for accepting responsibility for cyberattacks targeting former Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.Yevgeny Nikulin, the alleged hacker, laid the claim to Russian media Thursday in a letter sent from a Czech Republic prison cell amid an international extradition battle currently underway between Washington and Moscow.FBI agents promised Mr. Nikulin money, American citizenship and a free apartment for taking the fall over hacking Mrs. Clinton s campaign, he alleged in a letter published Thursday by Nastoyashchoe Vremya, a Russian-language website. He was offered to falsely testify that he was cooperating in the attack on the Democratic Party,  defense attorney Martin Sadilek said Thursday, the Associated Press reported.The FBI declined to comment.Mr. Nikulin was apprehended in Prague last October pursuant to an internal arrest warrant and was subsequently charged by a federal grand jury in California with hacking LinkedIn, Dropbox and Formspring, three San Francisco-based internet companies. He s wanted in both the U.S. and Russia, however, and has remained for months in Czech custody as authorities review requests from both countries.FBI agents interviewed Mr. Nikulin twice since his arrest, he wrote, and each time asked him to confess to hacking American political targets. Mr. Nikulin said he refused their initial request last November, then received a second offer three months later.FBI agents asked Mr. Nikulin to admit hacking Mrs. Clinton s presidential campaign, Democratic Party computers and American polling stations  on Putin s orders,  he wrote. In exchange, he alleges, the FBI said he d be extradited to the U.S. but ultimately given money, citizenship and a free apartment.  Washington Timespolitics
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: wow russian hacker gives stunning details of deal fbi offered him to falsely claim he hacked hillary email on behalf of putin for trump russian man wanted justice department charges connected hacking companies claims fbioffered immunity exchange accepting responsibility cyberattacks targeting former democratic nominee hillary insulin alleged hacker laid claim russian media thursday letter sent czech republic prison cell amid international extradition battle currently underway washington agents promised insulin money american citizenship free apartment taking fall hacking clinton campaign alleged letter published thursday nastoyashchoe vremya website he offered falsely testify cooperating attack democratic party defense attorney martin sailed said thursday associated press fbi declined insulin apprehended prague last october pursuant internal arrest warrant subsequently charged federal grand jury california hacking linkedin drugbox formspring three san internet companies he wanted russia however remained months czech custody authorities review requests agents interviewed insulin twice since arrest wrote time asked confess hacking american political targets insulin said refused initial request last november received second offer three months agents asked insulin admit hacking clinton presidential campaign democratic party computers american polling stations putin orders wrote in exchange alleges fbi said extradited ultimately given money citizenship free apartment washington timespolitics