Trump's Gulf policies impulsive and dangerous: Iranian ministerROME (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump s policies in the Gulf are dangerous and misguided, Iran s foreign minister said on Thursday, adding that pressure from Washington had only succeeded in strengthening Tehran s resolve. Speaking at a conference in Rome, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif criticized Trump for seeking to renegotiate a 2015 deal aimed at curbing Iran s nuclear program. He also questioned the U.S. response to a crisis between Qatar and its neighbors.  We have problems with the policies that are coming from Washington and I believe those policies are extremely dangerous, impulsive, not grounded in reality,  Zarif said.  Generally a revision, or a reorientation, or a cognitive adjustment to our region is highly necessary in Washington.   He said Trump did not understand the nature of the nuclear accord and was trying to dissuade foreign investors from doing business in Iran.  In spite of the arm twisting, more and more European companies have been coming in,  he said. Zarif led Iran s negotiating team for the nuclear deal and faced criticism from hardliners at home over the terms of the accord. He said this dissent had faded over the past year.  The United States  pressure has in fact created more solidarity inside Iran. I am being attacked much less in Iran today than I was before Trump was elected. So I thank him for that,  Zarif said. Trump said in October he would not certify that Tehran was complying with the 2015 deal and warned he might ultimately terminate it, accusing Iran of  not living up to the spirit  of the accord. Other signatories of the agreement   Britain, France, Germany, Russia, China and the European Union   have said they believe Iran is living up to its commitments. worldnews
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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: Trump's Gulf policies impulsive and dangerous: Iranian ministerROME (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump s policies in the Gulf are dangerous and misguided, Iran s foreign minister said on Thursday, adding that pressure from Washington had only succeeded in strengthening Tehran s resolve. Speaking at a conference in Rome, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif criticized Trump for seeking to renegotiate a 2015 deal aimed at curbing Iran s nuclear program. He also questioned the U.S. response to a crisis between Qatar and its neighbors.  We have problems with the policies that are coming from Washington and I believe those policies are extremely dangerous, impulsive, not grounded in reality,  Zarif said.  Generally a revision, or a reorientation, or a cognitive adjustment to our region is highly necessary in Washington.   He said Trump did not understand the nature of the nuclear accord and was trying to dissuade foreign investors from doing business in Iran.  In spite of the arm twisting, more and more European companies have been coming in,  he said. Zarif led Iran s negotiating team for the nuclear deal and faced criticism from hardliners at home over the terms of the accord. He said this dissent had faded over the past year.  The United States  pressure has in fact created more solidarity inside Iran. I am being attacked much less in Iran today than I was before Trump was elected. So I thank him for that,  Zarif said. Trump said in October he would not certify that Tehran was complying with the 2015 deal and warned he might ultimately terminate it, accusing Iran of  not living up to the spirit  of the accord. Other signatories of the agreement   Britain, France, Germany, Russia, China and the European Union   have said they believe Iran is living up to its commitments. 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: trump gulf policies impulsive dangerous iranian ministerrome reuters president donald trump policies gulf dangerous misguided iran foreign minister said thursday adding pressure washington succeeded strengthening tehran resolve speaking conference rome foreign minister mohammad java serif criticized trump seeking negotiate deal aimed curling iran nuclear program he also questioned response crisis qatar neighbors we problems policies coming washington i believe policies extremely dangerous impulsive grounded reality serif said generally revision orientation cognitive adjustment region highly necessary washington he said trump understand nature nuclear accord trying dissuade foreign investors business iran in spite arm twisting european companies coming said serif led iran negotiating team nuclear deal faced criticism headliners home terms accord he said dissent faded past year the united states pressure fact created solidarity inside iran i attacked much less iran today i trump elected so i thank serif said trump said october would certify tehran complying deal warned might ultimately terminate accusing iran living spirit accord other signatories agreement britain france germany russia china european union said believe iran living commitments worldnews