Democrats in Congress brace for new Iran nuclear fightWASHINGTON (Reuters) - As Congress faces a possible fight over the future of the Iran nuclear agreement, senior Senate Democrats demanded on Wednesday that the Trump administration provide lawmakers with any information showing Tehran is not complying with the international pact. In a letter to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and other Cabinet officials first reported by Reuters, the lawmakers said the administration had not provided any such information, as is required under the 2015 Iran Nuclear Review Act. Republican President Donald Trump has long criticized the nuclear agreement, one of the signature foreign policy achievements of his Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama. In a speech at the United Nations on Tuesday, Trump blasted the deal reached by the United States, five other world powers and Iran, known as the JCPOA. He called it an  embarrassment to the United States.  Trump is facing a mid-October deadline for certifying whether Iran is still complying with the JCPOA, in which Iran agreed to curb its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief. On Wednesday, a senior U.S. official said Trump was leaning toward not certifying that Iran is complying with the pact, and letting Congress effectively decide whether to kill the agreement. The 2015 Iran Nuclear Review Act gives Congress the right to vote on whether to reimpose sanctions suspended under the JCPOA, once the president decides to decertify. The law also requires, however, that the president formally notify Congress of any evidence he has to justify that decision. While Wednesday s letter was signed only by Democrats, even some of Trump s fellow Republicans have questioned the wisdom of breaking from the agreement, unless Trump can provide concrete evidence that Iran is not complying with it. Congressional aides from both parties also said leaving the agreement seemed unnecessary, especially when Washington needs to work with international partners on complicated issues like North Korea s nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles program and the civil war in Syria and refugee crisis. Ed Royce, the Republican chairman of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee, said on CNN after Trump s U.N. speech that the United States should stay in the Iran deal, but  enforce the hell out of it.   The Democrats  letter on Wednesday noted that the 2015 review act required the president to provide information to Congress on any Iranian breach of the agreement or compliance concern within 10 days of receiving the information.  To date, the Senate has received no such notification and the Administration has provided little public testimony to Congress on the status of Iranian compliance with the agreement,  the letter said. The letter asked the administration to provide a written report and, where appropriate, public testimony to Senate committees, before Oct. 6, if it is aware of any information suggesting Iran is not complying or that would lead Trump to conclude that the continued suspension of sanctions is not in the U.S. national security interest. The letter to Tillerson, Mattis, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, Energy Secretary Rick Perry and Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats was signed by Senators Sherrod Brown, Maria Cantwell, Ben Cardin, Richard Durbin, Patrick Leahy, Jack Reed and Mark Warner. worldnews
democrats congress brace new iran nuclear fightwashington reuters as congress faces possible fight future iran nuclear agreement senior senate democrats demanded wednesday trump administration provide lawmakers information showing tehran complying international pact in letter secretary state rex tillerson defense secretary jim mantis cabinet officials first reported reuters lawmakers said administration provided information required iran nuclear review act republican president donald trump long criticized nuclear agreement one signature foreign policy achievements democratic predecessor barack obama in speech united nations tuesday trump blasted deal reached united states five world powers iran known coa he called embarrassment united states trump facing deadline certifying whether iran still complying coa iran agreed curb nuclear program exchange sanctions relief on wednesday senior official said trump leaning toward certifying iran complying pact letting congress effectively decide whether kill agreement the iran nuclear review act gives congress right vote whether impose sanctions suspended coa president decides certify the law also requires however president formally notify congress evidence justify decision while wednesday letter signed democrats even trump fellow republicans questioned wisdom breaking agreement unless trump provide concrete evidence iran complying congressional aides parties also said leaving agreement seemed unnecessary especially washington needs work international partners complicated issues like north korea nuclear weapons ballistic missiles program civil war syria refugee crisis ed royce republican chairman house representatives foreign affairs committee said cnn trump speech united states stay iran deal enforce hell the democrats letter wednesday noted review act required president provide information congress iranian breach agreement compliance concern within days receiving information to date senate received notification administration provided little public testimony congress status iranian compliance agreement letter said the letter asked administration provide written report appropriate public testimony senate committees aware information suggesting iran complying would lead trump conclude continued suspension sanctions national security interest the letter tillerson mantis treasury secretary steve mnuchin energy secretary rick perry director national intelligence dan coats signed senators sherdog brown maria cantwell ben jardin richard during patrick leaky jack reed mark warner 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: Democrats in Congress brace for new Iran nuclear fightWASHINGTON (Reuters) - As Congress faces a possible fight over the future of the Iran nuclear agreement, senior Senate Democrats demanded on Wednesday that the Trump administration provide lawmakers with any information showing Tehran is not complying with the international pact. In a letter to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and other Cabinet officials first reported by Reuters, the lawmakers said the administration had not provided any such information, as is required under the 2015 Iran Nuclear Review Act. Republican President Donald Trump has long criticized the nuclear agreement, one of the signature foreign policy achievements of his Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama. In a speech at the United Nations on Tuesday, Trump blasted the deal reached by the United States, five other world powers and Iran, known as the JCPOA. He called it an  embarrassment to the United States.  Trump is facing a mid-October deadline for certifying whether Iran is still complying with the JCPOA, in which Iran agreed to curb its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief. On Wednesday, a senior U.S. official said Trump was leaning toward not certifying that Iran is complying with the pact, and letting Congress effectively decide whether to kill the agreement. The 2015 Iran Nuclear Review Act gives Congress the right to vote on whether to reimpose sanctions suspended under the JCPOA, once the president decides to decertify. The law also requires, however, that the president formally notify Congress of any evidence he has to justify that decision. While Wednesday s letter was signed only by Democrats, even some of Trump s fellow Republicans have questioned the wisdom of breaking from the agreement, unless Trump can provide concrete evidence that Iran is not complying with it. Congressional aides from both parties also said leaving the agreement seemed unnecessary, especially when Washington needs to work with international partners on complicated issues like North Korea s nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles program and the civil war in Syria and refugee crisis. Ed Royce, the Republican chairman of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee, said on CNN after Trump s U.N. speech that the United States should stay in the Iran deal, but  enforce the hell out of it.   The Democrats  letter on Wednesday noted that the 2015 review act required the president to provide information to Congress on any Iranian breach of the agreement or compliance concern within 10 days of receiving the information.  To date, the Senate has received no such notification and the Administration has provided little public testimony to Congress on the status of Iranian compliance with the agreement,  the letter said. The letter asked the administration to provide a written report and, where appropriate, public testimony to Senate committees, before Oct. 6, if it is aware of any information suggesting Iran is not complying or that would lead Trump to conclude that the continued suspension of sanctions is not in the U.S. national security interest. The letter to Tillerson, Mattis, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, Energy Secretary Rick Perry and Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats was signed by Senators Sherrod Brown, Maria Cantwell, Ben Cardin, Richard Durbin, Patrick Leahy, Jack Reed and Mark Warner. 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: democrats congress brace new iran nuclear fightwashington reuters as congress faces possible fight future iran nuclear agreement senior senate democrats demanded wednesday trump administration provide lawmakers information showing tehran complying international pact in letter secretary state rex tillerson defense secretary jim mantis cabinet officials first reported reuters lawmakers said administration provided information required iran nuclear review act republican president donald trump long criticized nuclear agreement one signature foreign policy achievements democratic predecessor barack obama in speech united nations tuesday trump blasted deal reached united states five world powers iran known coa he called embarrassment united states trump facing deadline certifying whether iran still complying coa iran agreed curb nuclear program exchange sanctions relief on wednesday senior official said trump leaning toward certifying iran complying pact letting congress effectively decide whether kill agreement the iran nuclear review act gives congress right vote whether impose sanctions suspended coa president decides certify the law also requires however president formally notify congress evidence justify decision while wednesday letter signed democrats even trump fellow republicans questioned wisdom breaking agreement unless trump provide concrete evidence iran complying congressional aides parties also said leaving agreement seemed unnecessary especially washington needs work international partners complicated issues like north korea nuclear weapons ballistic missiles program civil war syria refugee crisis ed royce republican chairman house representatives foreign affairs committee said cnn trump speech united states stay iran deal enforce hell the democrats letter wednesday noted review act required president provide information congress iranian breach agreement compliance concern within days receiving information to date senate received notification administration provided little public testimony congress status iranian compliance agreement letter said the letter asked administration provide written report appropriate public testimony senate committees aware information suggesting iran complying would lead trump conclude continued suspension sanctions national security interest the letter tillerson mantis treasury secretary steve mnuchin energy secretary rick perry director national intelligence dan coats signed senators sherdog brown maria cantwell ben jardin richard during patrick leaky jack reed mark warner worldnews