Syrian rebel groups reject Russian-sponsored Sochi conferenceAMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian rebel groups on Monday rejected Russia s planned Sochi conference on Syria, saying Moscow was seeking to bypass a U.N.-based Geneva peace process and blaming Russia for committing war crimes in the war-torn country. In a statement by around 40 rebel groups who include some of the military factions who participated in earlier rounds of Geneva peace talks, they said Moscow had not put pressure on the Syrian government to reach a political settlement.  Russia has not contributed one step to easing the suffering of Syrians and has not pressured the regime that it claims it is a guarantor by move in any real path towards a solution,  the rebel statement said. Russia, which has emerged as the dominant player in Syria after a major military intervention over two years ago, received backing from Turkey and Iran for holding a Syrian national dialogue congress in the Russian city of Sochi on Jan. 29-30.  Russia is an aggressor country that has committed war crimes against Syrians... It stood with the regime militarily and defended its politically and over seven years preventing U.N. condemnation of (Syrian President Bashar) Assad s regime,  the statement said. Moscow says it targets militants but rebels and residents say the Russian air strikes conducted since a major aerial campaign over two years ago has caused hundreds of civilian casualties in indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas away from the frontline. Some rebels said they had not yet made up their mind. U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura said that Russia s plan to convene the congress should be assessed by its ability to contribute to and support the U.N.-led Geneva talks on ending the war in Syria. worldnews
syrian rebel groups reject sochi conferenceamman reuters syrian rebel groups monday rejected russia planned sochi conference syria saying moscow seeking bypass geneva peace process blaming russia committing war crimes country in statement around rebel groups include military factions participated earlier rounds geneva peace talks said moscow put pressure syrian government reach political settlement russia contributed one step easing suffering syrian pressured regime claims guarantee move real path towards solution rebel statement said russia emerged dominant player syria major military intervention two years ago received backing turkey iran holding syrian national dialogue congress russian city sochi russia aggression country committed war crimes syrian it stood regime militarily defended politically seven years preventing condemnation syrian president basal assad regime statement said moscow says targets militants rebels residents say russian air strikes conducted since major aerial campaign two years ago caused hundreds civilian casualties indiscriminate bombing civilian areas away frontline some rebels said yet made mind syria envoy staff de mixture said russia plan convene congress assessed ability contribute support geneva talks ending war syria 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: Syrian rebel groups reject Russian-sponsored Sochi conferenceAMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian rebel groups on Monday rejected Russia s planned Sochi conference on Syria, saying Moscow was seeking to bypass a U.N.-based Geneva peace process and blaming Russia for committing war crimes in the war-torn country. In a statement by around 40 rebel groups who include some of the military factions who participated in earlier rounds of Geneva peace talks, they said Moscow had not put pressure on the Syrian government to reach a political settlement.  Russia has not contributed one step to easing the suffering of Syrians and has not pressured the regime that it claims it is a guarantor by move in any real path towards a solution,  the rebel statement said. Russia, which has emerged as the dominant player in Syria after a major military intervention over two years ago, received backing from Turkey and Iran for holding a Syrian national dialogue congress in the Russian city of Sochi on Jan. 29-30.  Russia is an aggressor country that has committed war crimes against Syrians... It stood with the regime militarily and defended its politically and over seven years preventing U.N. condemnation of (Syrian President Bashar) Assad s regime,  the statement said. Moscow says it targets militants but rebels and residents say the Russian air strikes conducted since a major aerial campaign over two years ago has caused hundreds of civilian casualties in indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas away from the frontline. Some rebels said they had not yet made up their mind. U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura said that Russia s plan to convene the congress should be assessed by its ability to contribute to and support the U.N.-led Geneva talks on ending the war in Syria. 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: syrian rebel groups reject sochi conferenceamman reuters syrian rebel groups monday rejected russia planned sochi conference syria saying moscow seeking bypass geneva peace process blaming russia committing war crimes country in statement around rebel groups include military factions participated earlier rounds geneva peace talks said moscow put pressure syrian government reach political settlement russia contributed one step easing suffering syrian pressured regime claims guarantee move real path towards solution rebel statement said russia emerged dominant player syria major military intervention two years ago received backing turkey iran holding syrian national dialogue congress russian city sochi russia aggression country committed war crimes syrian it stood regime militarily defended politically seven years preventing condemnation syrian president basal assad regime statement said moscow says targets militants rebels residents say russian air strikes conducted since major aerial campaign two years ago caused hundreds civilian casualties indiscriminate bombing civilian areas away frontline some rebels said yet made mind syria envoy staff de mixture said russia plan convene congress assessed ability contribute support geneva talks ending war syria worldnews