Kurdish YPG aims to conquer Syrian region, not fight Islamic State: Turkish ministerISTANBUL (Reuters) - Recent developments in Syria s Raqqa show that the Kurdish YPG militia, backed by the United States, is more concerned about capturing territory than fighting Islamic State, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in a speech on Thursday. Turkey has expressed anger that a convoy of Islamic State fighters were allowed to withdraw from Raqqa last month as part of an agreement with the YPG, saying it was  appalled  by the United States  stance on the issue. [nL8N1NK9RZ] Ankara was also infuriated by Washington s support for the Syria Kurdish fighters, seen by Turks as an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which has fought a decades-long insurgency in Turkey and is designated a terrorist group by Ankara, the United States and European Union.  Turkish procurement of U.S. defence equipment is being delayed in the United States, according to the text of Cavusoglu s speech, and Turkey is developing alternative solutions for this sector.  We are unfortunately facing important delays in the procurement of defence equipment we urgently need in the fight against terror from the United States due to U.S. internal practices,  the text said, without elaborating.  Evidently, as these periods are prolonged, we are developing alternative means to acquire the equipment and systems we require, primarily through our own national resources.  Turkey recently completed the purchase of Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile systems, a defence deal that Turkey s Western allies see as a snub to the NATO alliance as the weapon cannot be integrated into the alliance s systems. [nL8N1NI0ED] Ankara also said it was making agreements with the Franco-Italian EUROSAM consortium to develop, produce and use its own sources for air defence system. [nL5N1NE7DI] worldnews
kurdish ypg aims conquer syrian region fight islamic state turkish ministeristanbul reuters recent developments syria aqua show kurdish ypg militia backed united states concerned capturing territory fighting islamic state turkish foreign minister melt cavusoglu said speech thursday turkey expressed anger convoy islamic state fighters allowed withdraw aqua last month part agreement ypg saying appalled united states stance issue kara also infuriated washington support syria kurdish fighters seen turns extension outlawed kurdistan workers party pkk fought insurgency turkey designated terrorist group kara united states european union turkish procurement defence equipment delayed united states according text cavusoglu speech turkey developing alternative solutions sector we unfortunately facing important delays procurement defence equipment urgently need fight terror united states due internal practices text said without elaboration evidently periods prolonged developing alternative means acquire equipment systems require primarily national resources turkey recently completed purchase russian missile systems defence deal turkey western allies see snub nato alliance weapon integrated alliance systems kara also said making agreements europa consortium develop produce use sources air defence system 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: Kurdish YPG aims to conquer Syrian region, not fight Islamic State: Turkish ministerISTANBUL (Reuters) - Recent developments in Syria s Raqqa show that the Kurdish YPG militia, backed by the United States, is more concerned about capturing territory than fighting Islamic State, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in a speech on Thursday. Turkey has expressed anger that a convoy of Islamic State fighters were allowed to withdraw from Raqqa last month as part of an agreement with the YPG, saying it was  appalled  by the United States  stance on the issue. [nL8N1NK9RZ] Ankara was also infuriated by Washington s support for the Syria Kurdish fighters, seen by Turks as an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which has fought a decades-long insurgency in Turkey and is designated a terrorist group by Ankara, the United States and European Union.  Turkish procurement of U.S. defence equipment is being delayed in the United States, according to the text of Cavusoglu s speech, and Turkey is developing alternative solutions for this sector.  We are unfortunately facing important delays in the procurement of defence equipment we urgently need in the fight against terror from the United States due to U.S. internal practices,  the text said, without elaborating.  Evidently, as these periods are prolonged, we are developing alternative means to acquire the equipment and systems we require, primarily through our own national resources.  Turkey recently completed the purchase of Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile systems, a defence deal that Turkey s Western allies see as a snub to the NATO alliance as the weapon cannot be integrated into the alliance s systems. [nL8N1NI0ED] Ankara also said it was making agreements with the Franco-Italian EUROSAM consortium to develop, produce and use its own sources for air defence system. [nL5N1NE7DI] 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: kurdish ypg aims conquer syrian region fight islamic state turkish ministeristanbul reuters recent developments syria aqua show kurdish ypg militia backed united states concerned capturing territory fighting islamic state turkish foreign minister melt cavusoglu said speech thursday turkey expressed anger convoy islamic state fighters allowed withdraw aqua last month part agreement ypg saying appalled united states stance issue kara also infuriated washington support syria kurdish fighters seen turns extension outlawed kurdistan workers party pkk fought insurgency turkey designated terrorist group kara united states european union turkish procurement defence equipment delayed united states according text cavusoglu speech turkey developing alternative solutions sector we unfortunately facing important delays procurement defence equipment urgently need fight terror united states due internal practices text said without elaboration evidently periods prolonged developing alternative means acquire equipment systems require primarily national resources turkey recently completed purchase russian missile systems defence deal turkey western allies see snub nato alliance weapon integrated alliance systems kara also said making agreements europa consortium develop produce use sources air defence system worldnews