Russian parliament to discuss ban on access for U.S. media: RIAMOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian lawmakers are to discuss a proposal to bar representatives of U.S. media organizations from accessing the lower house of parliament, RIA news agency quoted the chair of one of the chamber s committees as saying. Olga Savastyanova, who chairs the chamber s rules and regulations committee, said her committee would consider a resolution containing the proposal next Monday. It would be put forward for approval of the chamber, known as the State Duma, on Tuesday or Wednesday, according to RIA.  It s a ban on journalists who represent American media, all American media, visiting the State Duma,  RIA quoted Savastyanova as saying. She represents the ruling United Russia party, which holds a majority of the seats in the chamber. U.S. authorities have designated Kremlin-funded broadcaster RT as a  foreign agent,  after intelligence officials alleged it tried to meddle in the U.S. presidential election last year. RT denies that. The Kremlin has pledged to retaliate in kind. At the weekend, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law allowing the Russian authorities to designate some foreign media as  foreign agents.  The move to deny U.S. journalists access to the State Duma was a response to a similar move in Washington, RIA quoted Savastyanova as saying. RT on Wednesday night published a letter from the Executive Committee of the Congressional Radio And Television Correspondents Gallery saying the channel s Congressional press credentials had been withdrawn due to its registration as a foreign agent in the United States. That means RT s reporters will not be able to have as much access to Congress as other foreign media.  worldnews
russian parliament discuss ban access media riamoscow reuters russian lawmakers discuss proposal bar representatives media organizations accessing lower house parliament ria news agency quoted chair one chamber committees saying olga savastyanova chairs chamber rules regulations committee said committee would consider resolution containing proposal next monday it would put forward approval chamber known state dump tuesday wednesday according ria it ban journalists represent american media american media visiting state dump ria quoted savastyanova saying she represents ruling united russia party holds majority seats chamber authorities designated broadcaster rt foreign agent intelligence officials alleged tried middle presidential election last year rt denies the kremlin pledged retaliate kind at weekend russian president vladimir putin signed law allowing russian authorities designate foreign media foreign agents the move deny journalists access state dump response similar move washington ria quoted savastyanova saying rt wednesday night published letter executive committee congressional radio and television correspondents gallery saying channel congressional press credentials withdrawn due registration foreign agent united states that means rt reporters able much access congress foreign media 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: Russian parliament to discuss ban on access for U.S. media: RIAMOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian lawmakers are to discuss a proposal to bar representatives of U.S. media organizations from accessing the lower house of parliament, RIA news agency quoted the chair of one of the chamber s committees as saying. Olga Savastyanova, who chairs the chamber s rules and regulations committee, said her committee would consider a resolution containing the proposal next Monday. It would be put forward for approval of the chamber, known as the State Duma, on Tuesday or Wednesday, according to RIA.  It s a ban on journalists who represent American media, all American media, visiting the State Duma,  RIA quoted Savastyanova as saying. She represents the ruling United Russia party, which holds a majority of the seats in the chamber. U.S. authorities have designated Kremlin-funded broadcaster RT as a  foreign agent,  after intelligence officials alleged it tried to meddle in the U.S. presidential election last year. RT denies that. The Kremlin has pledged to retaliate in kind. At the weekend, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law allowing the Russian authorities to designate some foreign media as  foreign agents.  The move to deny U.S. journalists access to the State Duma was a response to a similar move in Washington, RIA quoted Savastyanova as saying. RT on Wednesday night published a letter from the Executive Committee of the Congressional Radio And Television Correspondents Gallery saying the channel s Congressional press credentials had been withdrawn due to its registration as a foreign agent in the United States. That means RT s reporters will not be able to have as much access to Congress as other foreign media.  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: russian parliament discuss ban access media riamoscow reuters russian lawmakers discuss proposal bar representatives media organizations accessing lower house parliament ria news agency quoted chair one chamber committees saying olga savastyanova chairs chamber rules regulations committee said committee would consider resolution containing proposal next monday it would put forward approval chamber known state dump tuesday wednesday according ria it ban journalists represent american media american media visiting state dump ria quoted savastyanova saying she represents ruling united russia party holds majority seats chamber authorities designated broadcaster rt foreign agent intelligence officials alleged tried middle presidential election last year rt denies the kremlin pledged retaliate kind at weekend russian president vladimir putin signed law allowing russian authorities designate foreign media foreign agents the move deny journalists access state dump response similar move washington ria quoted savastyanova saying rt wednesday night published letter executive committee congressional radio and television correspondents gallery saying channel congressional press credentials withdrawn due registration foreign agent united states that means rt reporters able much access congress foreign media worldnews