Trump offers to mediate talks on Qatar crisisWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday said he would be willing to step in and mediate the worst dispute in decades among the U.S.-allied Arab states and Qatar, and said he thinks a deal could come quickly.  If I can help mediate between Qatar and, in particular, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, I would be willing to do so, and I think you would have a deal worked out very quickly,  Trump said at a joint news conference with Kuwaiti Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Jaber al-Sabah. Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and Bahrain cut diplomatic and trade links with Qatar on June 5, suspending air and shipping routes with the world s biggest exporter of liquefied natural gas, which is home to the region s biggest U.S. military base. The nations say Doha supports regional foe Iran and Islamists, charges Qatar s leaders deny. Kuwait has been trying to mediate the dispute.  What is important is that we have stopped any military action,  Sheikh Sabah said. While both sides in the dispute have ruled out the use of armed force, some ordinary Qataris have said they worry about the possibility of military action, given the ferocity of the criticism their country has received from media in the four Arab states. Sheikh Sabah said he had received a letter from Qatar that expressed willingness to discuss a list of 13 demands from its neighbors.  We know that not all of these 13 demands are acceptable,  Sheikh Sabah said, referring specifically to issues that affected Qatari sovereignty.  A great part of them will be resolved,  he said. For its part, Doha said Trump had called Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani to discuss mediation efforts. Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani told Al Jazeera TV that any mediation had to come  without conditions , reiterating that Doha would not negotiate while transport links with neighbors remained cut. The Arab powers responded with a joint statement accusing Qatar of putting preconditions on negotiations which it said showed a lack of seriousness in resolving the dispute. The four countries reiterated an accusation that Qatar continued to finance terrorism and interfere in the internal affairs of other countries. Qatari officials have repeatedly said the demands are so draconian that they suspect the four countries never seriously intended to negotiate them, and were instead seeing to hobble Doha s sovereignty. At the same time, they have said Qatar is interested in negotiating a fair and just solution to  any legitimate issues  of concern to fellow Gulf Cooperation Council member states. The joint statement praised what the countries called Trump s firm assertion that the only way to resolve the crisis was by stopping the support and financing of terrorism  and his unwillingness to resolve the crisis unless this is achieved . They expressed regret about the Kuwaiti emir s comment about stopping military intervention.  The military option was not and will not be (used) in any circumstance,  the statement said. worldnews
trump offers mediate talks qatar crisiswashington reuters president donald trump thursday said would willing step mediate worst dispute decades among arab states qatar said thinks deal could come quickly if i help mediate qatar particular uae saudi arabia i would willing i think would deal worked quickly trump said joint news conference kuwait emir sheikh sabah saudi arabia uae egypt bahrain cut diplomatic trade links qatar june suspending air shipping routes world biggest exporter liquefied natural gas home region biggest military base the nations say doha supports regional foe iran islamists charges qatar leaders deny kuwait trying mediate dispute what important stopped military action sheikh sabah said while sides dispute ruled use armed force ordinary qatar said worry possibility military action given velocity criticism country received media four arab states sheikh sabah said received letter qatar expressed willingness discuss list demands neighbors we know demands acceptable sheikh sabah said referring specifically issues affected qatar sovereignty a great part resolved said for part doha said trump called emir sheikh tamil bin ahmad discuss mediation efforts qatar foreign minister sheikh mohammed bin abdulrahman told al aljazeera tv mediation come without conditions retreating doha would negotiate transport links neighbors remained cut the arab powers responded joint statement accusing qatar putting preconditions negotiations said showed lack seriousness resolving dispute the four countries reiterated accusation qatar continued finance terrorism interfere internal affairs countries qatar officials repeatedly said demands draconian suspect four countries never seriously intended negotiate instead seeing gobble doha sovereignty at time said qatar interested negotiating fair solution legitimate issues concern fellow gulf cooperation council member states the joint statement praised countries called trump firm assertion way resolve crisis stopping support financing terrorism unwillingness resolve crisis unless achieved they expressed regret kuwait emir comment stopping military intervention the military option used circumstance statement said 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 offers to mediate talks on Qatar crisisWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday said he would be willing to step in and mediate the worst dispute in decades among the U.S.-allied Arab states and Qatar, and said he thinks a deal could come quickly.  If I can help mediate between Qatar and, in particular, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, I would be willing to do so, and I think you would have a deal worked out very quickly,  Trump said at a joint news conference with Kuwaiti Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Jaber al-Sabah. Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and Bahrain cut diplomatic and trade links with Qatar on June 5, suspending air and shipping routes with the world s biggest exporter of liquefied natural gas, which is home to the region s biggest U.S. military base. The nations say Doha supports regional foe Iran and Islamists, charges Qatar s leaders deny. Kuwait has been trying to mediate the dispute.  What is important is that we have stopped any military action,  Sheikh Sabah said. While both sides in the dispute have ruled out the use of armed force, some ordinary Qataris have said they worry about the possibility of military action, given the ferocity of the criticism their country has received from media in the four Arab states. Sheikh Sabah said he had received a letter from Qatar that expressed willingness to discuss a list of 13 demands from its neighbors.  We know that not all of these 13 demands are acceptable,  Sheikh Sabah said, referring specifically to issues that affected Qatari sovereignty.  A great part of them will be resolved,  he said. For its part, Doha said Trump had called Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani to discuss mediation efforts. Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani told Al Jazeera TV that any mediation had to come  without conditions , reiterating that Doha would not negotiate while transport links with neighbors remained cut. The Arab powers responded with a joint statement accusing Qatar of putting preconditions on negotiations which it said showed a lack of seriousness in resolving the dispute. The four countries reiterated an accusation that Qatar continued to finance terrorism and interfere in the internal affairs of other countries. Qatari officials have repeatedly said the demands are so draconian that they suspect the four countries never seriously intended to negotiate them, and were instead seeing to hobble Doha s sovereignty. At the same time, they have said Qatar is interested in negotiating a fair and just solution to  any legitimate issues  of concern to fellow Gulf Cooperation Council member states. The joint statement praised what the countries called Trump s firm assertion that the only way to resolve the crisis was by stopping the support and financing of terrorism  and his unwillingness to resolve the crisis unless this is achieved . They expressed regret about the Kuwaiti emir s comment about stopping military intervention.  The military option was not and will not be (used) in any circumstance,  the statement said. 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 offers mediate talks qatar crisiswashington reuters president donald trump thursday said would willing step mediate worst dispute decades among arab states qatar said thinks deal could come quickly if i help mediate qatar particular uae saudi arabia i would willing i think would deal worked quickly trump said joint news conference kuwait emir sheikh sabah saudi arabia uae egypt bahrain cut diplomatic trade links qatar june suspending air shipping routes world biggest exporter liquefied natural gas home region biggest military base the nations say doha supports regional foe iran islamists charges qatar leaders deny kuwait trying mediate dispute what important stopped military action sheikh sabah said while sides dispute ruled use armed force ordinary qatar said worry possibility military action given velocity criticism country received media four arab states sheikh sabah said received letter qatar expressed willingness discuss list demands neighbors we know demands acceptable sheikh sabah said referring specifically issues affected qatar sovereignty a great part resolved said for part doha said trump called emir sheikh tamil bin ahmad discuss mediation efforts qatar foreign minister sheikh mohammed bin abdulrahman told al aljazeera tv mediation come without conditions retreating doha would negotiate transport links neighbors remained cut the arab powers responded joint statement accusing qatar putting preconditions negotiations said showed lack seriousness resolving dispute the four countries reiterated accusation qatar continued finance terrorism interfere internal affairs countries qatar officials repeatedly said demands draconian suspect four countries never seriously intended negotiate instead seeing gobble doha sovereignty at time said qatar interested negotiating fair solution legitimate issues concern fellow gulf cooperation council member states the joint statement praised countries called trump firm assertion way resolve crisis stopping support financing terrorism unwillingness resolve crisis unless achieved they expressed regret kuwait emir comment stopping military intervention the military option used circumstance statement said worldnews