A LOOK INSIDE NORTH KOREA’S Lavish Underground Nuclear Bunker…Is This Why Kim Jong Un Is Unafraid Of Nuclear Conflict? [VIDEO]A defector from North Korea is cautioning against underestimating Kim Jong Un when it comes to nuclear weapons   and he says President Donald Trump may be key to stopping him.Song Byeok escaped from the North in 2002 and currently resides in South Korea. In a new interview, he told The Independent the threat of nuclear war is real as long as Kim Jong-un is in power. I think Kim Jong Un could wage nuclear war if his power is threatened and that is why he needs to be removed as soon as possible,  he said.The 48-year-old defector used to create propaganda art for the regime, now he creates protest work.  AoLThese pictures show the inside of Pyongyang s 360ft deep metro system   that will double up as a nuclear bunker if war breaks out between North Korea and the US.Images show commuters using the world s deepest underground train system which includes two lines with a combined length of 18 miles beneath North Korea s capital.Construction work on the Pyongyang Metro started in 1968 and was inaugurated in 1973 by Kim Il Sung, the grandfather of current dictator Kim Jong-un.Watch this fascinating look into North Korea by photographer Andrew McLeod: And while it is usually busy with commuters, the depth of the subway system means citizens could also use it as a shelter should tensions between North Korea and America boil over into full-scale war.The trains are old carriages from Germany which were bought up by North Korea in 1999 as they were heading for the scrap heap. Pyongyang now claims the trains were built in North Korea, but despite attempts to conceal their origin, some old graffiti tags can be seen on the carriages.French photographer Eric Lafforgue captured these images during a trip to the hermit state and said there were only 17 stations on two lines.He said the fare was the equivalent of half a US cent  You have to validate your ticket at one of these automatic machines. But they did not work the day I visited. Instead, a train attendant checked was checking the tickets by hand.For entire story: Daily Mail politics
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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: A LOOK INSIDE NORTH KOREA’S Lavish Underground Nuclear Bunker…Is This Why Kim Jong Un Is Unafraid Of Nuclear Conflict? [VIDEO]A defector from North Korea is cautioning against underestimating Kim Jong Un when it comes to nuclear weapons   and he says President Donald Trump may be key to stopping him.Song Byeok escaped from the North in 2002 and currently resides in South Korea. In a new interview, he told The Independent the threat of nuclear war is real as long as Kim Jong-un is in power. I think Kim Jong Un could wage nuclear war if his power is threatened and that is why he needs to be removed as soon as possible,  he said.The 48-year-old defector used to create propaganda art for the regime, now he creates protest work.  AoLThese pictures show the inside of Pyongyang s 360ft deep metro system   that will double up as a nuclear bunker if war breaks out between North Korea and the US.Images show commuters using the world s deepest underground train system which includes two lines with a combined length of 18 miles beneath North Korea s capital.Construction work on the Pyongyang Metro started in 1968 and was inaugurated in 1973 by Kim Il Sung, the grandfather of current dictator Kim Jong-un.Watch this fascinating look into North Korea by photographer Andrew McLeod: And while it is usually busy with commuters, the depth of the subway system means citizens could also use it as a shelter should tensions between North Korea and America boil over into full-scale war.The trains are old carriages from Germany which were bought up by North Korea in 1999 as they were heading for the scrap heap. Pyongyang now claims the trains were built in North Korea, but despite attempts to conceal their origin, some old graffiti tags can be seen on the carriages.French photographer Eric Lafforgue captured these images during a trip to the hermit state and said there were only 17 stations on two lines.He said the fare was the equivalent of half a US cent  You have to validate your ticket at one of these automatic machines. But they did not work the day I visited. Instead, a train attendant checked was checking the tickets by hand.For entire story: Daily Mail 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: a look inside north korea s lavish underground nuclear this why kim jong un is afraid of nuclear conflict video a defector north korea rationing underestimating kim jong un comes nuclear weapons says president donald trump may key stopping book escaped north currently resides south korea in new interview told the independent threat nuclear war real long kim power i think kim jong un could wage nuclear war power threatened needs removed soon possible defector used create propaganda art regime creates protest work aolthese pictures show inside pyongyang deep metro system double nuclear bunker war breaks north korea show commuters using world deepest underground train system includes two lines combined length miles beneath north korea work pyongyang metro started inaugurated kim il sung grandfather current dictator kim fascinating look north korea photographer andrew mcleod and usually busy commuters depth subway system means citizens could also use shelter tensions north korea america boil trains old carriages germany bought north korea heading scrap heap pyongyang claims trains built north korea despite attempts conceal origin old graffiti tags seen photographer eric lafforgue captured images trip hermit state said stations two said fare equivalent half us cent you validate ticket one automatic machines but work day i visited instead train attendant checked checking tickets entire story daily mail politics