Kosovo court jails four for 2016 parliament rocket attackPRISTINA (Reuters) - A court in Kosovo on Friday sentenced four people, including a member of parliament, to prison terms ranging from 2 to 8 years for taking part in a grenade attack against the parliament building last year. The four were found responsible for throwing a rocket propelled grenade at the building in August last year in order to halt adoption of a border deal with Montenegro. No one was injured in the attack. Tensions between opposition parties and the then-ruling coalition rose last summer as the parliament was getting ready to adopt border deal with Montenegro, key for Kosovo to get visa-free travel regime with the European Union.  Opposition parties opposed the deal saying the country of 1.8 million is losing land by handing over some 8,000 hectares (19,700 acres)of Kosovo territory to Montenegro.  In a protest over the deal, opposition deputies released tear gas in the parliament chamber, while its supporters clashed with the police during street protests.  Frasher Krasniqi, parliament deputy of the biggest opposition party Vetevendosje was found guilty and sentenced to 8 years in prison.  Adea Batusha, 23, a niece of Vetevendosje s leader, was sentenced to two years in prison.  One of the defendants was found dead in his cell in November 2016 before the trial started. Vetevendosje blamed the authorities for this death but police said he killed himself.  For all these unjust judgments, sooner or later, those criminals who ordered these fabricated trials will be held accountable, before the law and before the history,  Frasher Krasniqi wrote in his Facebook page after the verdict. Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, nearly a decade after NATO bombing drove Serb forces from its territory. worldnews
kosovo court jails four parliament rocket attackpristina reuters a court kosovo friday sentenced four people including member parliament prison terms ranging years taking part grenade attack parliament building last year the four found responsible throwing rocket propelled grenade building august last year order halt adoption border deal montenegro no one injured attack tensions opposition parties coalition rose last summer parliament getting ready adopt border deal montenegro key kosovo get travel regime european union opposition parties opposed deal saying country million losing land handing hectares acres kosovo territory montenegro in protest deal opposition deputies released tear gas parliament chamber supporters clashed police street protests fraser krasniqi parliament deputy biggest opposition party vetevendosje found guilty sentenced years prison area batusha niece vetevendosje leader sentenced two years prison one defendants found dead cell november trial started vetevendosje blamed authorities death police said killed for unjust judgments sooner later criminals ordered fabricated trials held accountable law history fraser krasniqi wrote facebook page verdict kosovo declared independence serbia nearly decade nato bombing drove verb forces territory 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: Kosovo court jails four for 2016 parliament rocket attackPRISTINA (Reuters) - A court in Kosovo on Friday sentenced four people, including a member of parliament, to prison terms ranging from 2 to 8 years for taking part in a grenade attack against the parliament building last year. The four were found responsible for throwing a rocket propelled grenade at the building in August last year in order to halt adoption of a border deal with Montenegro. No one was injured in the attack. Tensions between opposition parties and the then-ruling coalition rose last summer as the parliament was getting ready to adopt border deal with Montenegro, key for Kosovo to get visa-free travel regime with the European Union.  Opposition parties opposed the deal saying the country of 1.8 million is losing land by handing over some 8,000 hectares (19,700 acres)of Kosovo territory to Montenegro.  In a protest over the deal, opposition deputies released tear gas in the parliament chamber, while its supporters clashed with the police during street protests.  Frasher Krasniqi, parliament deputy of the biggest opposition party Vetevendosje was found guilty and sentenced to 8 years in prison.  Adea Batusha, 23, a niece of Vetevendosje s leader, was sentenced to two years in prison.  One of the defendants was found dead in his cell in November 2016 before the trial started. Vetevendosje blamed the authorities for this death but police said he killed himself.  For all these unjust judgments, sooner or later, those criminals who ordered these fabricated trials will be held accountable, before the law and before the history,  Frasher Krasniqi wrote in his Facebook page after the verdict. Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, nearly a decade after NATO bombing drove Serb forces from its territory. 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: kosovo court jails four parliament rocket attackpristina reuters a court kosovo friday sentenced four people including member parliament prison terms ranging years taking part grenade attack parliament building last year the four found responsible throwing rocket propelled grenade building august last year order halt adoption border deal montenegro no one injured attack tensions opposition parties coalition rose last summer parliament getting ready adopt border deal montenegro key kosovo get travel regime european union opposition parties opposed deal saying country million losing land handing hectares acres kosovo territory montenegro in protest deal opposition deputies released tear gas parliament chamber supporters clashed police street protests fraser krasniqi parliament deputy biggest opposition party vetevendosje found guilty sentenced years prison area batusha niece vetevendosje leader sentenced two years prison one defendants found dead cell november trial started vetevendosje blamed authorities death police said killed for unjust judgments sooner later criminals ordered fabricated trials held accountable law history fraser krasniqi wrote facebook page verdict kosovo declared independence serbia nearly decade nato bombing drove verb forces territory worldnews