Iraqi PM Abadi insists outcome of Kurdish independence referendum be canceledBAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq s prime minister insisted on Thursday that the Kurdish independence referendum be declared void, an apparent rejection of the Kurdistan region s offer to  freeze  its independence push as part of efforts to resolve the crisis through talks.  We won t accept anything but its cancellation and the respect of the Constitution,  Haider al-Abadi said in a statement . The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) proposed on Wednesday an immediate ceasefire, a suspension of the referendum result and  starting an open dialogue with the federal government based on the Iraqi Constitution . Baghdad has always considered the Kurdish secession referendum illegal. It responded last week by seizing back the city of Kirkuk, the oil-producing areas around it and other territory that the Kurds had captured from militant group Islamic State. Abadi has ordered his army to recapture all disputed territory and has demanded central control of Iraq s border crossings with Turkey, at Fish-Khabur, located inside the Kurdish autonomous region. Fish-Khabur is strategically vital because oil from both Kurdish and government-held parts of northern Iraq crosses via a pipeline there into Turkey, the main route out of the area for the exports that are crucial to any Kurdish independence bid. The fighting between the central government and the Kurds is particularly tricky for the United States which is a close ally of both sides, arming and training both the Kurds and the central government s army to fight Islamic State. worldnews
iraqi pm bad insists outcome kurdish independence referendum canceledbaghdad reuters iraq prime minister insisted thursday kurdish independence referendum declared void apparent rejection kurdistan region offer freeze independence push part efforts resolve crisis talks we accept anything cancellation respect constitution harder said statement the kurdistan regional government kg proposed wednesday immediate ceasefire suspension referendum result starting open dialogue federal government based iraqi constitution baghdad always considered kurdish secession referendum illegal it responded last week seizing back city kirke areas around territory kurds captured militant group islamic state bad ordered army recapture disputed territory demanded central control iraq border crossings turkey located inside kurdish autonomous region strategically vital oil kurdish parts northern iraq crosses via pipeline turkey main route area exports crucial kurdish independence bid the fighting central government kurds particularly tricky united states close ally sides arming training kurds central government army fight islamic state 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: Iraqi PM Abadi insists outcome of Kurdish independence referendum be canceledBAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq s prime minister insisted on Thursday that the Kurdish independence referendum be declared void, an apparent rejection of the Kurdistan region s offer to  freeze  its independence push as part of efforts to resolve the crisis through talks.  We won t accept anything but its cancellation and the respect of the Constitution,  Haider al-Abadi said in a statement . The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) proposed on Wednesday an immediate ceasefire, a suspension of the referendum result and  starting an open dialogue with the federal government based on the Iraqi Constitution . Baghdad has always considered the Kurdish secession referendum illegal. It responded last week by seizing back the city of Kirkuk, the oil-producing areas around it and other territory that the Kurds had captured from militant group Islamic State. Abadi has ordered his army to recapture all disputed territory and has demanded central control of Iraq s border crossings with Turkey, at Fish-Khabur, located inside the Kurdish autonomous region. Fish-Khabur is strategically vital because oil from both Kurdish and government-held parts of northern Iraq crosses via a pipeline there into Turkey, the main route out of the area for the exports that are crucial to any Kurdish independence bid. The fighting between the central government and the Kurds is particularly tricky for the United States which is a close ally of both sides, arming and training both the Kurds and the central government s army to fight Islamic State. 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: iraqi pm bad insists outcome kurdish independence referendum canceledbaghdad reuters iraq prime minister insisted thursday kurdish independence referendum declared void apparent rejection kurdistan region offer freeze independence push part efforts resolve crisis talks we accept anything cancellation respect constitution harder said statement the kurdistan regional government kg proposed wednesday immediate ceasefire suspension referendum result starting open dialogue federal government based iraqi constitution baghdad always considered kurdish secession referendum illegal it responded last week seizing back city kirke areas around territory kurds captured militant group islamic state bad ordered army recapture disputed territory demanded central control iraq border crossings turkey located inside kurdish autonomous region strategically vital oil kurdish parts northern iraq crosses via pipeline turkey main route area exports crucial kurdish independence bid the fighting central government kurds particularly tricky united states close ally sides arming training kurds central government army fight islamic state worldnews