Trump, South Korea's Moon to meet amid tensions over North KoreaNEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in will hold talks on North Korea s nuclear crisis on Thursday amid tensions over whether Trump s harsh rhetoric against North Korean leader Kim Jong Un could lead to a miscalculation. U.S. officials scrambled to stress diplomatic options remained open after Trump used his U.N. General Assembly speech on Tuesday to threaten to  totally destroy  nuclear-armed North Korea and blast Kim as a  rocket man  on a suicide mission. Trump and Moon are to sit down at midday on the last day of Trump s four-day visit to New York, where he met with a flurry of foreign leaders gathered for the annual U.N. event. Trump will first meet Moon, then have lunch with Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, then meet separately with Abe. Publicly, the South Korean government described Trump s speech as an expression of how serious the United States views the North Korean nuclear challenge.  We view the speech as portraying a firm and specific stance on the key issues regarding keeping peace and safety that the international community and the United Nations are faced with,  Moon s office said in a statement on Wednesday. But two senior South Korean diplomats, interviewed by Reuters, expressed concern that Trump s rhetoric could provoke a miscalculation from Kim and prompt him to launch an attack. The diplomats also said the two governments are not communicating the same message, with South Korea saying it cannot afford another war on the Korean peninsula.  Any allies can t be on the exact same page on every matter but it s concerning that we are giving the impression that the two countries have different voices,  one diplomat said. A senior U.S. official dismissed the South Korean diplomats  worries about a miscalculation and said a cautious approach by past U.S. administrations had not stopped North Korea from developing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.  They re always worried about that,  the official said.  The cautious, go-slow approach of strategic patience has gotten us to where we are.  U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters on Wednesday night that U.S.-led sanctions against North Korea are starting to take effect with the North experiencing fuel shortages. Trump and Moon are also at odds over trade. Trump has complained about the U.S. trade deficit with South Korea, but has so far been persuaded by his top advisers not to terminate a  U.S.-South Korean trade agreement as he has threatened. Moon, speaking at a business event in New York, urged greater U.S. investment in South Korea and defended the U.S.-South Korea trade agreement known as KORUS.  It is a fact that the Korea-U.S. FTA is an agreement that benefits both countries by expanding their trade, enhancing market accessibility and increasing their investment and jobs,  Yonhap quoted Moon as saying. It said he added that the U.S  trade deficit with South Korea was limited to products and was shrinking while South Korea continued to post large trade deficits with the United States in the service sector. worldnews
trump south korea moon meet amid tensions north korean reuters president donald trump south korean president moon hold talks north korea nuclear crisis thursday amid tensions whether trump harsh rhetoric north korean leader kim jong un could lead miscalculation officials scrambled stress diplomatic options remained open trump used general assembly speech tuesday threaten totally destroy north korea blast kim rocket man suicide mission trump moon sit midday last day trump visit new york met flurry foreign leaders gathered annual event trump first meet moon lunch moon japanese prime minister shine abe meet separately abe publicly south korean government described trump speech expression serious united states views north korean nuclear challenge we view speech portraying firm specific stance key issues regarding keeping peace safety international community united nations faced moon office said statement wednesday but two senior south korean diplomats interviewed reuters expressed concern trump rhetoric could provoke miscalculation kim prompt launch attack the diplomats also said two governments communicating message south korea saying afford another war korean peninsula any allies exact page every matter concerning giving impression two countries different voices one diplomat said a senior official dismissed south korean diplomats worries miscalculation said cautious approach past administrations stopped north korea developing nuclear weapons ballistic missiles they always worried official said the cautious approach strategic patience gotten us secretary state rex tillerson told reporters wednesday night sanctions north korea starting take effect north experiencing fuel shortages trump moon also odds trade trump complained trade deficit south korea far persuaded top advisers terminate korean trade agreement threatened moon speaking business event new york urged greater investment south korea defended korea trade agreement known torus it fact fta agreement benefits countries expanding trade enhancing market accessibility increasing investment jobs bonap quoted moon saying it said added trade deficit south korea limited products shrinking south korea continued post large trade deficits united states service sector 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: Trump, South Korea's Moon to meet amid tensions over North KoreaNEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in will hold talks on North Korea s nuclear crisis on Thursday amid tensions over whether Trump s harsh rhetoric against North Korean leader Kim Jong Un could lead to a miscalculation. U.S. officials scrambled to stress diplomatic options remained open after Trump used his U.N. General Assembly speech on Tuesday to threaten to  totally destroy  nuclear-armed North Korea and blast Kim as a  rocket man  on a suicide mission. Trump and Moon are to sit down at midday on the last day of Trump s four-day visit to New York, where he met with a flurry of foreign leaders gathered for the annual U.N. event. Trump will first meet Moon, then have lunch with Moon and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, then meet separately with Abe. Publicly, the South Korean government described Trump s speech as an expression of how serious the United States views the North Korean nuclear challenge.  We view the speech as portraying a firm and specific stance on the key issues regarding keeping peace and safety that the international community and the United Nations are faced with,  Moon s office said in a statement on Wednesday. But two senior South Korean diplomats, interviewed by Reuters, expressed concern that Trump s rhetoric could provoke a miscalculation from Kim and prompt him to launch an attack. The diplomats also said the two governments are not communicating the same message, with South Korea saying it cannot afford another war on the Korean peninsula.  Any allies can t be on the exact same page on every matter but it s concerning that we are giving the impression that the two countries have different voices,  one diplomat said. A senior U.S. official dismissed the South Korean diplomats  worries about a miscalculation and said a cautious approach by past U.S. administrations had not stopped North Korea from developing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.  They re always worried about that,  the official said.  The cautious, go-slow approach of strategic patience has gotten us to where we are.  U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters on Wednesday night that U.S.-led sanctions against North Korea are starting to take effect with the North experiencing fuel shortages. Trump and Moon are also at odds over trade. Trump has complained about the U.S. trade deficit with South Korea, but has so far been persuaded by his top advisers not to terminate a  U.S.-South Korean trade agreement as he has threatened. Moon, speaking at a business event in New York, urged greater U.S. investment in South Korea and defended the U.S.-South Korea trade agreement known as KORUS.  It is a fact that the Korea-U.S. FTA is an agreement that benefits both countries by expanding their trade, enhancing market accessibility and increasing their investment and jobs,  Yonhap quoted Moon as saying. It said he added that the U.S  trade deficit with South Korea was limited to products and was shrinking while South Korea continued to post large trade deficits with the United States in the service sector. 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: trump south korea moon meet amid tensions north korean reuters president donald trump south korean president moon hold talks north korea nuclear crisis thursday amid tensions whether trump harsh rhetoric north korean leader kim jong un could lead miscalculation officials scrambled stress diplomatic options remained open trump used general assembly speech tuesday threaten totally destroy north korea blast kim rocket man suicide mission trump moon sit midday last day trump visit new york met flurry foreign leaders gathered annual event trump first meet moon lunch moon japanese prime minister shine abe meet separately abe publicly south korean government described trump speech expression serious united states views north korean nuclear challenge we view speech portraying firm specific stance key issues regarding keeping peace safety international community united nations faced moon office said statement wednesday but two senior south korean diplomats interviewed reuters expressed concern trump rhetoric could provoke miscalculation kim prompt launch attack the diplomats also said two governments communicating message south korea saying afford another war korean peninsula any allies exact page every matter concerning giving impression two countries different voices one diplomat said a senior official dismissed south korean diplomats worries miscalculation said cautious approach past administrations stopped north korea developing nuclear weapons ballistic missiles they always worried official said the cautious approach strategic patience gotten us secretary state rex tillerson told reporters wednesday night sanctions north korea starting take effect north experiencing fuel shortages trump moon also odds trade trump complained trade deficit south korea far persuaded top advisers terminate korean trade agreement threatened moon speaking business event new york urged greater investment south korea defended korea trade agreement known torus it fact fta agreement benefits countries expanding trade enhancing market accessibility increasing investment jobs bonap quoted moon saying it said added trade deficit south korea limited products shrinking south korea continued post large trade deficits united states service sector worldnews