Germany issues arrest warrant against Syrian bomb plot suspectBERLIN (Reuters) - A German federal judge issued an arrest warrant on Wednesday against a 19-year-old Syrian man detained on suspicion of planning a bombing attack, the Public Prosecutor s Office (GBA) said in a statement. Police detained the man, identified only as Yamen A. under German privacy laws, on Tuesday and prosecutors said they believe he had planned an Islamist-motivated bomb attack with the aim of killing as many people as possible. He had been in contact online with jihadists including one who described himself as a  soldier of the caliphate , a spokeswoman for the federal prosecutor s office said. Yamen A. was arrested in the northeastern town of Schwerin. Police searched his home and also those of other people not suspected of being directly involved. The arrest comes one month before the first anniversary of an attack in Berlin by a failed Tunisian asylum seeker who killed 12 people by plowing a truck into a Christmas market. Concrete blocks have been installed around Christmas markets at several central squares in the capital this year before the festive season opens in a couple of weeks. worldnews
germany issues arrest warrant syrian bomb plot suspectberlin reuters a german federal judge issued arrest warrant wednesday syrian man detained suspicion planning bombing attack public prosecutor office gba said statement police detained man identified yemen german privacy laws tuesday prosecutors said believe planned bomb attack aim killing many people possible he contact online jihadists including one described soldier caliphate spokeswoman federal prosecutor office said yemen arrested northeastern town schweiz police searched home also people suspected directly involved the arrest comes one month first anniversary attack berlin failed tunisia asylum seeker killed people flowing truck christmas market concrete blocks installed around christmas markets several central squares capital year festive season opens couple weeks 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: Germany issues arrest warrant against Syrian bomb plot suspectBERLIN (Reuters) - A German federal judge issued an arrest warrant on Wednesday against a 19-year-old Syrian man detained on suspicion of planning a bombing attack, the Public Prosecutor s Office (GBA) said in a statement. Police detained the man, identified only as Yamen A. under German privacy laws, on Tuesday and prosecutors said they believe he had planned an Islamist-motivated bomb attack with the aim of killing as many people as possible. He had been in contact online with jihadists including one who described himself as a  soldier of the caliphate , a spokeswoman for the federal prosecutor s office said. Yamen A. was arrested in the northeastern town of Schwerin. Police searched his home and also those of other people not suspected of being directly involved. The arrest comes one month before the first anniversary of an attack in Berlin by a failed Tunisian asylum seeker who killed 12 people by plowing a truck into a Christmas market. Concrete blocks have been installed around Christmas markets at several central squares in the capital this year before the festive season opens in a couple of weeks. 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: germany issues arrest warrant syrian bomb plot suspectberlin reuters a german federal judge issued arrest warrant wednesday syrian man detained suspicion planning bombing attack public prosecutor office gba said statement police detained man identified yemen german privacy laws tuesday prosecutors said believe planned bomb attack aim killing many people possible he contact online jihadists including one described soldier caliphate spokeswoman federal prosecutor office said yemen arrested northeastern town schweiz police searched home also people suspected directly involved the arrest comes one month first anniversary attack berlin failed tunisia asylum seeker killed people flowing truck christmas market concrete blocks installed around christmas markets several central squares capital year festive season opens couple weeks worldnews