Commander of Taliban 'special forces' killed in Afghanistan: officialsKABUL (Reuters) - The commander of the Taliban s  special forces  branch, known as the  Red Unit,  was killed last week in Helmand province by Afghan forces, according to Afghanistan s main intelligence agency. The National Directorate of Security (NDS) said Mullah Shah Wali, also known as Mullah Naser, was killed in an air operation in Helmand. The province is a Taliban stronghold in the heartland of Afghanistan s lucrative drug trade. Wali became the commander of the Taliban s  Red Unit  as well as deputy shadow governor of Helmand province three years ago and was directly involved in Taliban offensives, the statement said.     The  Red Unit  is thought to be equipped with advanced weapons, including night vision scopes, 82mm rockets, heavy machine guns and U.S.-made assault rifles, according to the Afghan military. Wali was killed alongside a suicide bomber and two other Taliban commanders in Helmand s Musa Qala district, according to the NDS.     The United States has worked hard to build up Afghan air support and attack capabilities since they were found inadequate after most foreign forces withdrew three years ago. worldnews
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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: Commander of Taliban 'special forces' killed in Afghanistan: officialsKABUL (Reuters) - The commander of the Taliban s  special forces  branch, known as the  Red Unit,  was killed last week in Helmand province by Afghan forces, according to Afghanistan s main intelligence agency. The National Directorate of Security (NDS) said Mullah Shah Wali, also known as Mullah Naser, was killed in an air operation in Helmand. The province is a Taliban stronghold in the heartland of Afghanistan s lucrative drug trade. Wali became the commander of the Taliban s  Red Unit  as well as deputy shadow governor of Helmand province three years ago and was directly involved in Taliban offensives, the statement said.     The  Red Unit  is thought to be equipped with advanced weapons, including night vision scopes, 82mm rockets, heavy machine guns and U.S.-made assault rifles, according to the Afghan military. Wali was killed alongside a suicide bomber and two other Taliban commanders in Helmand s Musa Qala district, according to the NDS.     The United States has worked hard to build up Afghan air support and attack capabilities since they were found inadequate after most foreign forces withdrew three years ago. 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: commander taliban forces killed afghanistan officialskabul reuters the commander taliban special forces branch known red unit killed last week demand province afghan forces according afghanistan main intelligence agency the national directorate security nds said sulla shah wall also known sulla laser killed air operation demand the province taliban stronghold heartland afghanistan lucrative drug trade wall became commander taliban red unit well deputy shadow governor demand province three years ago directly involved taliban offensives statement said the red unit thought equipped advanced weapons including night vision scopes rockets heavy machine guns assault rifles according afghan military wall killed alongside suicide bomber two taliban commanders demand must gala district according nds the united states worked hard build afghan air support attack capabilities since found inadequate foreign forces withdrew three years ago worldnews