Lawyer urges Trump to press Iran on jailed U.S. father and son at nuclear talksVIENNA (Reuters) - The lawyer of an American-Iranian father and son jailed in Iran called on U.S. President Donald Trump to get his officials to press for the men’s release at nuclear talks with Tehran on Tuesday. An Iranian court sentenced 46-year-old Siamak Namazi and his 80-year-old father Baquer Namazi to 10 years in prison each in October on charges of spying and cooperating with the United States. The Namazis’ lawyer, Jared Genser, said he had traveled to the nuclear talks venue in Vienna with Siamak’s brother, Babak, to encourage Washington’s delegation to press the case, adding that he was worried about the detained men’s health. The lawyer said a senior administration official in the U.S. delegation had told him on Monday that the case would be raised directly during the talks on the implementation of a deal reached in 2015 to shrink Iran’s nuclear programme in exchange for sanctions relief. A State Department spokeswoman did not comment directly on the case, but said: “We continue to use all the means at our disposal to advocate for U.S. citizens who need our assistance overseas.” Iran has not commented on the Namazis’ prison conditions but has repeatedly said that political prisoners are kept under standard condition in Evin prison with full access to medical care.  “In our view, something happening to the Namazis would be devastating not just to one side but to both sides,” Genser told reporters in a hotel near the venue.  “For either or both of the Namazis to die on (Trump’s) watch would be a public and catastrophic failure of his negotiating skills,”     Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps detained Siamak Namazi, a businessman, in October 2015 while he was visiting family in Tehran, relatives said.  The IRGC arrested his 80-year-old father, Baquer Namazi, a former Iranian provincial governor and former UNICEF official in February lat year, family members said. Soon after the sentencing and days before he won the presidential election, Trump said on Twitter: “Iran has done it again ... This doesn’t happen if I’m president!” politicsNews
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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: Lawyer urges Trump to press Iran on jailed U.S. father and son at nuclear talksVIENNA (Reuters) - The lawyer of an American-Iranian father and son jailed in Iran called on U.S. President Donald Trump to get his officials to press for the men’s release at nuclear talks with Tehran on Tuesday. An Iranian court sentenced 46-year-old Siamak Namazi and his 80-year-old father Baquer Namazi to 10 years in prison each in October on charges of spying and cooperating with the United States. The Namazis’ lawyer, Jared Genser, said he had traveled to the nuclear talks venue in Vienna with Siamak’s brother, Babak, to encourage Washington’s delegation to press the case, adding that he was worried about the detained men’s health. The lawyer said a senior administration official in the U.S. delegation had told him on Monday that the case would be raised directly during the talks on the implementation of a deal reached in 2015 to shrink Iran’s nuclear programme in exchange for sanctions relief. A State Department spokeswoman did not comment directly on the case, but said: “We continue to use all the means at our disposal to advocate for U.S. citizens who need our assistance overseas.” Iran has not commented on the Namazis’ prison conditions but has repeatedly said that political prisoners are kept under standard condition in Evin prison with full access to medical care.  “In our view, something happening to the Namazis would be devastating not just to one side but to both sides,” Genser told reporters in a hotel near the venue.  “For either or both of the Namazis to die on (Trump’s) watch would be a public and catastrophic failure of his negotiating skills,”     Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps detained Siamak Namazi, a businessman, in October 2015 while he was visiting family in Tehran, relatives said.  The IRGC arrested his 80-year-old father, Baquer Namazi, a former Iranian provincial governor and former UNICEF official in February lat year, family members said. Soon after the sentencing and days before he won the presidential election, Trump said on Twitter: “Iran has done it again ... This doesn’t happen if I’m president!” 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: lawyer urges trump press iran jailed father son nuclear talksvienna reuters the lawyer father son jailed iran called president donald trump get officials press men release nuclear talks tehran tuesday an iranian court sentenced sigma nazi father bauer nazi years prison october charges spying cooperating united states the nazis lawyer jared gender said traveled nuclear talks venue vienna sigma brother baba encourage washington delegation press case adding worried detained men health the lawyer said senior administration official delegation told monday case would raised directly talks implementation deal reached shrink iran nuclear programme exchange sanctions relief a state department spokeswoman comment directly case said we continue use means disposal advocate citizens need assistance iran commented nazis prison conditions repeatedly said political prisoners kept standard condition even prison full access medical care in view something happening nazis would devastating one side sides gender told reporters hotel near venue for either nazis die trump watch would public catastrophic failure negotiating skills iran islamic revolutionary guard corps detained sigma nazi businessman october visiting family tehran relatives said the irc arrested father bauer nazi former iranian provincial governor former unicef official february lat year family members said soon sentencing days presidential election trump said twitter iran done this happen i president politicsnews