U.S. warns North Korean leadership will be 'utterly destroyed' in case of warSEOUL/UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States warned North Korea s leadership it would be  utterly destroyed  if war were to break out after Pyongyang test fired its most advanced missile, putting the U.S. mainland within range, in violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions.     The Trump administration has repeatedly said all options are on the table in dealing with North Korea s ballistic and nuclear weapons programmes, including military ones, but that it still prefers a diplomatic option. Speaking at an emergency U.N. Security Council meeting, U.S. ambassador Nikki Haley said the United States had never sought war with North Korea.  If war does come, it will be because of continued acts of aggression like we witnessed yesterday,  she said.  ...and if war comes, make no mistake, the North Korean regime will be utterly destroyed.  Haley said the United States has asked China to cut off oil supply to North Korea, a drastic step that Beijing - the North s neighbour and sole major trading partner - has so far refrained from doing. Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping talked on the phone earlier on Wednesday.  Just spoke to President Xi Jinping of China concerning the provocative actions of North Korea. Additional major sanctions will be imposed on North Korea today. This situation will be handled!  Trump wrote on Twitter. Previous U.S. administrations have failed to stop North Korea from developing nuclear weapons and a sophisticated missile programme. Trump, who has previously said the United States would  totally destroy  North Korea if necessary to protect itself and its allies from the nuclear threat, has also struggled to contain Pyongyang since he came to office in January. Urging China to use its leverage and promising more sanctions against North Korea are two strategies that have borne little fruit so far. In a speech in Missouri about taxes, Trump, who has traded insults with the North in the past, referred to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un with a derisive nickname.  Little Rocket Man. He is a sick puppy,  Trump said. For a graphic on North Korea's missile program, click tmsnrt.rs/2twm7W3 North Korea, which conducted its sixth and largest nuclear bomb test in September, has tested dozens of ballistic missiles under Kim s leadership. Pyongyang has said its weapons programmes are a necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade. The United States, which has 28,500 troops in South Korea as a legacy of the 1950-53 Korean War, denies any such intention. North Korean state media said on Wednesday the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) was launched from a newly developed vehicle in a  breakthrough  and that the warhead could withstand the pressure of re-entering the atmosphere. Kim personally guided the missile test and said the new launcher was  impeccable . Pyongyang claimed it had  finally realized the great historic cause of completing the state nuclear force .  Russia s U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia called on North Korea to stop its weapons tests and for the United States and South Korea not to hold military drills in December as it would  inflame an already explosive situation . The official China Daily newspaper said in an editorial that the latest launch may have been prompted by the Trump administration s decision to label North Korea a sponsor of state terrorism.  Beijing wants the two  belligerents  to calm down and is vexed that a golden opportunity to encourage Pyongyang into talks was  casually wasted  by the Trump administration, the paper said.   The clock is ticking down to one of two choices: learning to live with the DPRK having nuclear weapons or triggering a tripwire to the worst-case scenario,  it added. North Korea said the new missile soared to an altitude of about 4,475 km (2,780 miles) - more than 10 times the height of the International Space Station - and flew 950 km (590 miles) during its 53-minute flight. It flew higher and longer than any North Korean missile before, landing in the sea near Japan.  Photos released by North Korean state media appeared to show a missile being positioned on the launch site by a mobile vehicle, designed to allow the missile to be fired from a wider number of areas to prevent it being intercepted before launch. Kim is shown laughing and smiling with officials both next to the missile as it is readied, and in a control booth. The launch itself shows the missile lifting off amid smoke and fire, with Kim watching from a field in the distance. U.S. intelligence analysts have concluded from satellite and other data that the test missile was fired from a fixed position, not a mobile launcher, three U.S. officials said.  One official said the test appears to demonstrate a more powerful North Korean solid-fuel propulsion system, especially in its second stage rocket.     The photos also revealed a larger diameter missile, which could allow it to carry a larger warhead and use a more powerful engine, said David Wright of the Union of Concerned Scientists, a U.S.-based nonprofit science advocacy group. Three U.S. intelligence analysts said they were trying to assess whether North Korea s comments meant Kim might now be open to a longer halt in testing in order to reopen negotiations that might help prevent, or at least defer, the imposition of additional sanctions.  The officials also noted, however, that North Korea has not proved it has an accurate guidance system for an ICBM or a re-entry vehicle capable of carrying a nuclear warhead and surviving a return from space through Earth s atmosphere, meaning further tests would be needed. An international meeting in Canada in January is designed to produce  better ideas  to ease tensions over Pyongyang s nuclear and ballistic missile tests, Canadian officials said on Wednesday, although North Korea itself will not be invited.   U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Wednesday the United States has  a long list of additional potential sanctions, some of which involve potential financial institutions, and the Treasury Department will be announcing those when they re ready to roll those out .     In just three months, South Korea hosts the Winter Olympics at a resort just 80 km (50 miles) from the heavily fortified border with North Korea.    (For a graphic on North Korea's missile and nuclear tests, click tmsnrt.rs/2f3Y8rQ ) (Interactive graphic: Nuclear North Korea, click tmsnrt.rs/2lE5yjF ) worldnews
warns north korean leadership destroyed case nations reuters the united states warned north korea leadership would utterly destroyed war break pyongyang test fired advanced missile putting mainland within range violation security council resolutions the trump administration repeatedly said options table dealing north korea ballistic nuclear weapons programmes including military ones still prefers diplomatic option speaking emergency security council meeting ambassador nikki harley said united states never sought war north korea if war come continued acts aggression like witnessed yesterday said war comes make mistake north korean regime utterly destroyed harley said united states asked china cut oil supply north korea drastic step beijing north neighbour sole major trading partner far refrained trump chinese president xi winning talked phone earlier wednesday just spoke president xi winning china concerning provocative actions north korea additional major sanctions imposed north korea today this situation handled trump wrote twitter previous administrations failed stop north korea developing nuclear weapons sophisticated missile programme trump previously said united states would totally destroy north korea necessary protect allies nuclear threat also struggled contain pyongyang since came office january urging china use leverage promising sanctions north korea two strategies borne little fruit far in speech missouri taxes trump traded insults north past referred north korean leader kim jong un decisive nickname little rocket man he sick puppy trump said for graphic north korea missile program click north korea conducted sixth largest nuclear bomb test september tested dozens ballistic missiles kim leadership pyongyang said weapons programmes necessary defence plans invade the united states troops south korea legacy korean war denies intention north korean state media said wednesday intercontinental ballistic missile ibm launched newly developed vehicle breakthrough warhead could withstand pressure atmosphere kim personally guided missile test said new launcher impeccable pyongyang claimed finally realized great historic cause completing state nuclear force russia ambassador easily nebenzia called north korea stop weapons tests united states south korea hold military drills december would inflamed already explosive situation the official china daily newspaper said editorial latest launch may prompted trump administration decision label north korea sponsor state terrorism beijing wants two belligerent calm seed golden opportunity encourage pyongyang talks casually wasted trump administration paper said the clock ticking one two choices learning live dark nuclear weapons triggering tripwire scenario added north korea said new missile soared altitude km miles times height international space station flew km miles flight it flew higher longer north korean missile landing sea near japan photos released north korean state media appeared show missile positioned launch site mobile vehicle designed allow missile fired wider number areas prevent intercepted launch kim shown laughing smiling officials next missile readies control booth the launch shows missile lifting amid smoke fire kim watching field distance intelligence analysts concluded satellite data test missile fired fixed position mobile launcher three officials said one official said test appears demonstrate powerful north korean propulsion system especially second stage rocket the photos also revealed larger diameter missile could allow carry larger warhead use powerful engine said david wright union concerned scientists nonprofit science advocacy group three intelligence analysts said trying assess whether north korea comments meant kim might open longer halt testing order reopen negotiations might help prevent least defer imposition additional sanctions the officials also noted however north korea proved accurate guidance system ibm vehicle capable carrying nuclear warhead surviving return space earth atmosphere meaning tests would needed an international meeting canada january designed produce better ideas ease tensions pyongyang nuclear ballistic missile tests canadian officials said wednesday although north korea invited secretary state rex tillerson said wednesday united states long list additional potential sanctions involve potential financial institutions treasury department announcing ready roll in three months south korea hosts winter olympics resort km miles heavily fortified border north korea for graphic north korea missile nuclear tests click interactive graphic nuclear north korea click 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: U.S. warns North Korean leadership will be 'utterly destroyed' in case of warSEOUL/UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States warned North Korea s leadership it would be  utterly destroyed  if war were to break out after Pyongyang test fired its most advanced missile, putting the U.S. mainland within range, in violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions.     The Trump administration has repeatedly said all options are on the table in dealing with North Korea s ballistic and nuclear weapons programmes, including military ones, but that it still prefers a diplomatic option. Speaking at an emergency U.N. Security Council meeting, U.S. ambassador Nikki Haley said the United States had never sought war with North Korea.  If war does come, it will be because of continued acts of aggression like we witnessed yesterday,  she said.  ...and if war comes, make no mistake, the North Korean regime will be utterly destroyed.  Haley said the United States has asked China to cut off oil supply to North Korea, a drastic step that Beijing - the North s neighbour and sole major trading partner - has so far refrained from doing. Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping talked on the phone earlier on Wednesday.  Just spoke to President Xi Jinping of China concerning the provocative actions of North Korea. Additional major sanctions will be imposed on North Korea today. This situation will be handled!  Trump wrote on Twitter. Previous U.S. administrations have failed to stop North Korea from developing nuclear weapons and a sophisticated missile programme. Trump, who has previously said the United States would  totally destroy  North Korea if necessary to protect itself and its allies from the nuclear threat, has also struggled to contain Pyongyang since he came to office in January. Urging China to use its leverage and promising more sanctions against North Korea are two strategies that have borne little fruit so far. In a speech in Missouri about taxes, Trump, who has traded insults with the North in the past, referred to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un with a derisive nickname.  Little Rocket Man. He is a sick puppy,  Trump said. For a graphic on North Korea's missile program, click tmsnrt.rs/2twm7W3 North Korea, which conducted its sixth and largest nuclear bomb test in September, has tested dozens of ballistic missiles under Kim s leadership. Pyongyang has said its weapons programmes are a necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade. The United States, which has 28,500 troops in South Korea as a legacy of the 1950-53 Korean War, denies any such intention. North Korean state media said on Wednesday the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) was launched from a newly developed vehicle in a  breakthrough  and that the warhead could withstand the pressure of re-entering the atmosphere. Kim personally guided the missile test and said the new launcher was  impeccable . Pyongyang claimed it had  finally realized the great historic cause of completing the state nuclear force .  Russia s U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia called on North Korea to stop its weapons tests and for the United States and South Korea not to hold military drills in December as it would  inflame an already explosive situation . The official China Daily newspaper said in an editorial that the latest launch may have been prompted by the Trump administration s decision to label North Korea a sponsor of state terrorism.  Beijing wants the two  belligerents  to calm down and is vexed that a golden opportunity to encourage Pyongyang into talks was  casually wasted  by the Trump administration, the paper said.   The clock is ticking down to one of two choices: learning to live with the DPRK having nuclear weapons or triggering a tripwire to the worst-case scenario,  it added. North Korea said the new missile soared to an altitude of about 4,475 km (2,780 miles) - more than 10 times the height of the International Space Station - and flew 950 km (590 miles) during its 53-minute flight. It flew higher and longer than any North Korean missile before, landing in the sea near Japan.  Photos released by North Korean state media appeared to show a missile being positioned on the launch site by a mobile vehicle, designed to allow the missile to be fired from a wider number of areas to prevent it being intercepted before launch. Kim is shown laughing and smiling with officials both next to the missile as it is readied, and in a control booth. The launch itself shows the missile lifting off amid smoke and fire, with Kim watching from a field in the distance. U.S. intelligence analysts have concluded from satellite and other data that the test missile was fired from a fixed position, not a mobile launcher, three U.S. officials said.  One official said the test appears to demonstrate a more powerful North Korean solid-fuel propulsion system, especially in its second stage rocket.     The photos also revealed a larger diameter missile, which could allow it to carry a larger warhead and use a more powerful engine, said David Wright of the Union of Concerned Scientists, a U.S.-based nonprofit science advocacy group. Three U.S. intelligence analysts said they were trying to assess whether North Korea s comments meant Kim might now be open to a longer halt in testing in order to reopen negotiations that might help prevent, or at least defer, the imposition of additional sanctions.  The officials also noted, however, that North Korea has not proved it has an accurate guidance system for an ICBM or a re-entry vehicle capable of carrying a nuclear warhead and surviving a return from space through Earth s atmosphere, meaning further tests would be needed. An international meeting in Canada in January is designed to produce  better ideas  to ease tensions over Pyongyang s nuclear and ballistic missile tests, Canadian officials said on Wednesday, although North Korea itself will not be invited.   U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Wednesday the United States has  a long list of additional potential sanctions, some of which involve potential financial institutions, and the Treasury Department will be announcing those when they re ready to roll those out .     In just three months, South Korea hosts the Winter Olympics at a resort just 80 km (50 miles) from the heavily fortified border with North Korea.    (For a graphic on North Korea's missile and nuclear tests, click tmsnrt.rs/2f3Y8rQ ) (Interactive graphic: Nuclear North Korea, click tmsnrt.rs/2lE5yjF ) 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: warns north korean leadership destroyed case nations reuters the united states warned north korea leadership would utterly destroyed war break pyongyang test fired advanced missile putting mainland within range violation security council resolutions the trump administration repeatedly said options table dealing north korea ballistic nuclear weapons programmes including military ones still prefers diplomatic option speaking emergency security council meeting ambassador nikki harley said united states never sought war north korea if war come continued acts aggression like witnessed yesterday said war comes make mistake north korean regime utterly destroyed harley said united states asked china cut oil supply north korea drastic step beijing north neighbour sole major trading partner far refrained trump chinese president xi winning talked phone earlier wednesday just spoke president xi winning china concerning provocative actions north korea additional major sanctions imposed north korea today this situation handled trump wrote twitter previous administrations failed stop north korea developing nuclear weapons sophisticated missile programme trump previously said united states would totally destroy north korea necessary protect allies nuclear threat also struggled contain pyongyang since came office january urging china use leverage promising sanctions north korea two strategies borne little fruit far in speech missouri taxes trump traded insults north past referred north korean leader kim jong un decisive nickname little rocket man he sick puppy trump said for graphic north korea missile program click north korea conducted sixth largest nuclear bomb test september tested dozens ballistic missiles kim leadership pyongyang said weapons programmes necessary defence plans invade the united states troops south korea legacy korean war denies intention north korean state media said wednesday intercontinental ballistic missile ibm launched newly developed vehicle breakthrough warhead could withstand pressure atmosphere kim personally guided missile test said new launcher impeccable pyongyang claimed finally realized great historic cause completing state nuclear force russia ambassador easily nebenzia called north korea stop weapons tests united states south korea hold military drills december would inflamed already explosive situation the official china daily newspaper said editorial latest launch may prompted trump administration decision label north korea sponsor state terrorism beijing wants two belligerent calm seed golden opportunity encourage pyongyang talks casually wasted trump administration paper said the clock ticking one two choices learning live dark nuclear weapons triggering tripwire scenario added north korea said new missile soared altitude km miles times height international space station flew km miles flight it flew higher longer north korean missile landing sea near japan photos released north korean state media appeared show missile positioned launch site mobile vehicle designed allow missile fired wider number areas prevent intercepted launch kim shown laughing smiling officials next missile readies control booth the launch shows missile lifting amid smoke fire kim watching field distance intelligence analysts concluded satellite data test missile fired fixed position mobile launcher three officials said one official said test appears demonstrate powerful north korean propulsion system especially second stage rocket the photos also revealed larger diameter missile could allow carry larger warhead use powerful engine said david wright union concerned scientists nonprofit science advocacy group three intelligence analysts said trying assess whether north korea comments meant kim might open longer halt testing order reopen negotiations might help prevent least defer imposition additional sanctions the officials also noted however north korea proved accurate guidance system ibm vehicle capable carrying nuclear warhead surviving return space earth atmosphere meaning tests would needed an international meeting canada january designed produce better ideas ease tensions pyongyang nuclear ballistic missile tests canadian officials said wednesday although north korea invited secretary state rex tillerson said wednesday united states long list additional potential sanctions involve potential financial institutions treasury department announcing ready roll in three months south korea hosts winter olympics resort km miles heavily fortified border north korea for graphic north korea missile nuclear tests click interactive graphic nuclear north korea click worldnews