Ukraine's Poroshenko rejects Russia's 'hybrid' peackeeping offerUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko dismissed a Russian proposal to deploy U.N. peacekeepers in eastern Ukraine as an effort to legalize its proxies and freeze the conflict.  Relations between Kiev and Moscow have never been worse since Russia annexed Crimea more than three years ago and Russian-backed separatist fighters subsequently took up arms against Ukrainian government forces in the east of the country. Russian President Vladimir Putin this month suggested armed U.N. peacekeepers be deployed to eastern Ukraine to help protect ceasefire monitors from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) and to help end a conflict between Ukrainian troops and Russia-backed separatists, which has killed more than 10,000 people since 2014. Poroshenko used his speech at the annual gathering of world leaders for the United Nations General Assembly to accuse Moscow of not contributing to international security, but of being its  biggest threat.   The latest hybrid peacekeeping proposal from Moscow is yet another example of Russia s real ambition to legalize its proxies and freeze the conflict forever,  he said.  We remain confident that a fully fledged peacekeeping operation is the only viable solution to de-escalate and protect the people of Ukraine.   Putin originally said the peacekeepers should be deployed along the line of contact between Ukrainian government forces and pro-Russian separatists, but later said they could also be deployed in other areas where OSCE inspectors work.    The peacekeepers  mandate should cover the entire occupied area, including the Ukrainian-Russian state border. This is the must. As long as the border is used as the main supply route for manpower and weapons to Donbass there will be no peace in my country,  he said.  Kiev and Western countries accuse Russia of providing military backing to the insurgency in eastern Ukraine. Russia denies any direct role in the conflict. Efforts to broker an end to fighting through the so-called Minsk agreements have so far failed. Violence continues with attempted ceasefires repeatedly broken. Western powers fear peace efforts could unravel.  The key problem in Donbass is that Ukraine and Russia strive for different things,  Poroshenko said.  Ukraine wants peace and restoration of its sovereign territory, but Russia wants control of Ukraine and undermines every effort (to get)  our sovereign control on Ukraine s border.  Ukraine s alternative plan would ban any Russian nationals from taking part in a peacekeeping mission which it wants deployed along the part of its border with Russia which it does not control, an idea Moscow has so far balked at. worldnews
ukraine poroshenko rejects russia peacekeeping offerunited nations reuters ukrainian president metro poroshenko dismissed russian proposal deploy peacekeepers eastern ukraine effort legalize proxies freeze conflict relations kiev moscow never worse since russia annexed crimea three years ago separatist fighters subsequently took arms ukrainian government forces east country russian president vladimir putin month suggested armed peacekeepers deployed eastern ukraine help protect ceasefire monitors organization security cooperation europe once help end conflict ukrainian troops separatists killed people since poroshenko used speech annual gathering world leaders united nations general assembly accuse moscow contributing international security biggest threat the latest hybrid peacekeeping proposal moscow yet another example russia real ambition legalize proxies freeze conflict forever said we remain confident fully fledged peacekeeping operation viable solution protect people ukraine putin originally said peacekeepers deployed along line contact ukrainian government forces separatists later said could also deployed areas once inspectors work the peacekeepers mandate cover entire occupied area including state border this must as long border used main supply route manpower weapons donbass peace country said kiev western countries accuse russia providing military backing insurgency eastern ukraine russia denies direct role conflict efforts broker end fighting minsk agreements far failed violence continues attempted ceasefire repeatedly broken western powers fear peace efforts could unravel the key problem donbass ukraine russia strive different things poroshenko said ukraine wants peace restoration sovereign territory russia wants control ukraine undermines every effort get sovereign control ukraine border ukraine alternative plan would ban russian nationals taking part peacekeeping mission wants deployed along part border russia control idea moscow far backed 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: Ukraine's Poroshenko rejects Russia's 'hybrid' peackeeping offerUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko dismissed a Russian proposal to deploy U.N. peacekeepers in eastern Ukraine as an effort to legalize its proxies and freeze the conflict.  Relations between Kiev and Moscow have never been worse since Russia annexed Crimea more than three years ago and Russian-backed separatist fighters subsequently took up arms against Ukrainian government forces in the east of the country. Russian President Vladimir Putin this month suggested armed U.N. peacekeepers be deployed to eastern Ukraine to help protect ceasefire monitors from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) and to help end a conflict between Ukrainian troops and Russia-backed separatists, which has killed more than 10,000 people since 2014. Poroshenko used his speech at the annual gathering of world leaders for the United Nations General Assembly to accuse Moscow of not contributing to international security, but of being its  biggest threat.   The latest hybrid peacekeeping proposal from Moscow is yet another example of Russia s real ambition to legalize its proxies and freeze the conflict forever,  he said.  We remain confident that a fully fledged peacekeeping operation is the only viable solution to de-escalate and protect the people of Ukraine.   Putin originally said the peacekeepers should be deployed along the line of contact between Ukrainian government forces and pro-Russian separatists, but later said they could also be deployed in other areas where OSCE inspectors work.    The peacekeepers  mandate should cover the entire occupied area, including the Ukrainian-Russian state border. This is the must. As long as the border is used as the main supply route for manpower and weapons to Donbass there will be no peace in my country,  he said.  Kiev and Western countries accuse Russia of providing military backing to the insurgency in eastern Ukraine. Russia denies any direct role in the conflict. Efforts to broker an end to fighting through the so-called Minsk agreements have so far failed. Violence continues with attempted ceasefires repeatedly broken. Western powers fear peace efforts could unravel.  The key problem in Donbass is that Ukraine and Russia strive for different things,  Poroshenko said.  Ukraine wants peace and restoration of its sovereign territory, but Russia wants control of Ukraine and undermines every effort (to get)  our sovereign control on Ukraine s border.  Ukraine s alternative plan would ban any Russian nationals from taking part in a peacekeeping mission which it wants deployed along the part of its border with Russia which it does not control, an idea Moscow has so far balked at. 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: ukraine poroshenko rejects russia peacekeeping offerunited nations reuters ukrainian president metro poroshenko dismissed russian proposal deploy peacekeepers eastern ukraine effort legalize proxies freeze conflict relations kiev moscow never worse since russia annexed crimea three years ago separatist fighters subsequently took arms ukrainian government forces east country russian president vladimir putin month suggested armed peacekeepers deployed eastern ukraine help protect ceasefire monitors organization security cooperation europe once help end conflict ukrainian troops separatists killed people since poroshenko used speech annual gathering world leaders united nations general assembly accuse moscow contributing international security biggest threat the latest hybrid peacekeeping proposal moscow yet another example russia real ambition legalize proxies freeze conflict forever said we remain confident fully fledged peacekeeping operation viable solution protect people ukraine putin originally said peacekeepers deployed along line contact ukrainian government forces separatists later said could also deployed areas once inspectors work the peacekeepers mandate cover entire occupied area including state border this must as long border used main supply route manpower weapons donbass peace country said kiev western countries accuse russia providing military backing insurgency eastern ukraine russia denies direct role conflict efforts broker end fighting minsk agreements far failed violence continues attempted ceasefire repeatedly broken western powers fear peace efforts could unravel the key problem donbass ukraine russia strive different things poroshenko said ukraine wants peace restoration sovereign territory russia wants control ukraine undermines every effort get sovereign control ukraine border ukraine alternative plan would ban russian nationals taking part peacekeeping mission wants deployed along part border russia control idea moscow far backed worldnews