ARRESTED: MUSLIM US ARMY VET Charged With Plotting Terror Attack In US On Behalf Of ISISA U.S. Army veteran was recently arrested on charges that he plotted a coordinated terrorist attack on behalf of the Islamic State against civilian targets and military installations in Kansas City.Federal investigators believe Robert Hester wanted to murder his former military comrades and civilians through a series of bus and train attacks to be carried out on President s Day, the Washington Post reported Thursday.Hester was arrested following a months-long FBI investigation during which the 25-year-old met with undercover FBI agents who were posing as ISIS operatives and expressed his desire to reap mass casualties in the United States.Hester, a father of two, served a short stint in the Army beginning in 2012. He faced a series of disciplinary issues and received a general discharged in 2013.Three years later, Hester had converted to Islam, changed his name, and was posting anti-government messages to social media.The Army veteran was arrested last week and was charged with attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization.In late January, Hester met with one undercover FBI agent posing as an ISIS contact who asked the veteran to purchase a series of items that could be used to make bombs, including 9-volt batteries, duct tape, copper wire, and nails. Hester brought the bomb supplies to a later meeting and handed them over to the undercover agent.Hester s final meeting with the undercover agents was last week, where he brought a box of nails to be used as shrapnel for the bombs. He told agents on Friday that it felt  good to help strike back at the true terrorist. First on social media, then during face-to-face meetings with an undercover FBI employee, this defendant repeatedly expressed his intent to engage in acts of violent jihad against the United States,  U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Missouri Tammy Dickinson said in a statement.  He believed he was part of an ISIS-sponsored terrorist attack that would result in the deaths and injuries of many innocent victims.   WFB politics
arrested muslim us army vet charged with plotting terror attack in us on behalf of isis army veteran recently arrested charges plotted coordinated terrorist attack behalf islamic state civilian targets military installations kansas investigators believe robert ester wanted murder former military comrades civilians series bus train attacks carried president day washington post reported arrested following fbi investigation met undercover fbi agents posing isis operatives expressed desire reap mass casualties united father two served short stint army beginning he faced series disciplinary issues received general discharged years later ester converted islam changed name posting messages social army veteran arrested last week charged attempting provide material support foreign terrorist late january ester met one undercover fbi agent posing isis contact asked veteran purchase series items could used make bombs including batteries duct tape copper wire nails ester brought bomb supplies later meeting handed undercover final meeting undercover agents last week brought box nails used shrapnel bombs he told agents friday felt good help strike back true terrorist first social media meetings undercover fbi employee defendant repeatedly expressed intent engage acts violent jihad united states attorney western district missouri tommy wilkinson said statement he believed part terrorist attack would result deaths injuries many innocent victims web politics
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: ARRESTED: MUSLIM US ARMY VET Charged With Plotting Terror Attack In US On Behalf Of ISISA U.S. Army veteran was recently arrested on charges that he plotted a coordinated terrorist attack on behalf of the Islamic State against civilian targets and military installations in Kansas City.Federal investigators believe Robert Hester wanted to murder his former military comrades and civilians through a series of bus and train attacks to be carried out on President s Day, the Washington Post reported Thursday.Hester was arrested following a months-long FBI investigation during which the 25-year-old met with undercover FBI agents who were posing as ISIS operatives and expressed his desire to reap mass casualties in the United States.Hester, a father of two, served a short stint in the Army beginning in 2012. He faced a series of disciplinary issues and received a general discharged in 2013.Three years later, Hester had converted to Islam, changed his name, and was posting anti-government messages to social media.The Army veteran was arrested last week and was charged with attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization.In late January, Hester met with one undercover FBI agent posing as an ISIS contact who asked the veteran to purchase a series of items that could be used to make bombs, including 9-volt batteries, duct tape, copper wire, and nails. Hester brought the bomb supplies to a later meeting and handed them over to the undercover agent.Hester s final meeting with the undercover agents was last week, where he brought a box of nails to be used as shrapnel for the bombs. He told agents on Friday that it felt  good to help strike back at the true terrorist. First on social media, then during face-to-face meetings with an undercover FBI employee, this defendant repeatedly expressed his intent to engage in acts of violent jihad against the United States,  U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Missouri Tammy Dickinson said in a statement.  He believed he was part of an ISIS-sponsored terrorist attack that would result in the deaths and injuries of many innocent victims.   WFB politics
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: arrested muslim us army vet charged with plotting terror attack in us on behalf of isis army veteran recently arrested charges plotted coordinated terrorist attack behalf islamic state civilian targets military installations kansas investigators believe robert ester wanted murder former military comrades civilians series bus train attacks carried president day washington post reported arrested following fbi investigation met undercover fbi agents posing isis operatives expressed desire reap mass casualties united father two served short stint army beginning he faced series disciplinary issues received general discharged years later ester converted islam changed name posting messages social army veteran arrested last week charged attempting provide material support foreign terrorist late january ester met one undercover fbi agent posing isis contact asked veteran purchase series items could used make bombs including batteries duct tape copper wire nails ester brought bomb supplies later meeting handed undercover final meeting undercover agents last week brought box nails used shrapnel bombs he told agents friday felt good help strike back true terrorist first social media meetings undercover fbi employee defendant repeatedly expressed intent engage acts violent jihad united states attorney western district missouri tommy wilkinson said statement he believed part terrorist attack would result deaths injuries many innocent victims web politics