Croatian police detain eight former executives at AgrokorZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatian police arrested eight former senior executives of Agrokor[AGROK.UL] in a series of raids on Monday as part of an investigation into alleged financial irregularities at the heavily indebted food producer and retail conglomerate.  The state prosecutor s office DORH said in a statement the investigation targeted 15 individuals  suspected of economic crimes and fraud . Local media reported that some 300 police officers were engaged in the operation. DORH did not issue any official statement after the arrests but local media said those detained would be taken to DORH premises for questioning on Tuesday. Among those arrested were Ivan Crnjac, Agrokor s former deputy finance and strategy president, and Ljerka Puljic, the ex-supervisory board member and top aide of founder Ivica Todoric, as well as the board member Tomislav Lucic, the state news agency HINA said. The police also detained Agrokor s former management members Piruska Canjuga and Damir Kustrak, former vice-president Mislav Galic and another two executives, Marijan Alagu i  and Alojzije Pand i . Todoric s lawyer, Jadranka Slokovic, said that his residence was also raided but she could not provide any more details. She said the arrests of Agrokor s former executives was  the start of a  political showdown with Todoric,  HINA reported. But Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic dismissed such allegations, saying:  There is no political persecution.   It is in our utmost interest to fully disentangle this issue. It is important to establish its causes and consequences and how to proceed further,  Plenkovic added. Agrokor, the biggest employer in the Balkans with around 60,000 staff, was put into state-run administration in April  after suffering a liquidity and debt crisis. Todoric said in a blog post on Monday he was not currently available but was willing to put himself at the disposal of the judiciary and a parliamentary commission. He denied any wrongdoing by himself or his associates. Croatian lawmakers approved the appointment of a parliamentary commission to investigate how Agrokor ran into trouble, after crisis manager Ante Ramljak said he had pressed for criminal charges against those responsible for financial irregularities. [L8N1MH1ZY]  An audit ordered by the company s state-appointed management and performed by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), also showed a net loss in 2015 of 3.6 billion kuna ($565 million) against a net profit of 1.2 billion kuna released by the previous management. In the audit the value of Agrokor s net worth for 2015 and 2016 was reduced by 22 billion kuna.   Agrokor has yet to say how much it owes. Creditors include suppliers, bondholders and banks, with the biggest portion of debt, around 1.1 billion euros ($1.30 billion), held by Russia s Sberbank, creditors have said.   worldnews
croatia police detain eight former executives agrokorzagreb reuters croatia police arrested eight former senior executives agrokor series raids monday part investigation alleged financial irregularities heavily indebted food producer retail conglomerate the state prosecutor office dor said statement investigation targeted individuals suspected economic crimes fraud local media reported police officers engaged operation dor issue official statement arrests local media said detained would taken dor premises questioning tuesday among arrested ivan crnjac agrokor former deputy finance strategy president jerk public board member top aide founder via todor well board member tomislav lucid state news agency china said the police also detained agrokor former management members piruska canjuga amir kustrak former islam gaelic another two executives marian align alojzije and todor lawyer jadranka slokovic said residence also raided could provide details she said arrests agrokor former executives start political showdown todor china reported but prime minister andrew plenkovic dismissed allegations saying there political persecution it utmost interest fully disentangle issue it important establish causes consequences proceed plenkovic added agrokor biggest employer balkan around staff put administration april suffering liquidity debt crisis todor said blog post monday currently available willing put disposal judiciary parliamentary commission he denied wrongdoing associates croatia lawmakers approved appointment parliamentary commission investigate agrokor ran trouble crisis manager ante ramljak said pressed criminal charges responsible financial irregularities an audit ordered company management performed pricewaterhousecoopers pwc also showed net loss billion una million net profit billion una released previous management in audit value agrokor net worth reduced billion una agrokor yet say much owes creditors include suppliers bondholders banks biggest portion debt around billion euros billion held russia sberbank creditors 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: Croatian police detain eight former executives at AgrokorZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatian police arrested eight former senior executives of Agrokor[AGROK.UL] in a series of raids on Monday as part of an investigation into alleged financial irregularities at the heavily indebted food producer and retail conglomerate.  The state prosecutor s office DORH said in a statement the investigation targeted 15 individuals  suspected of economic crimes and fraud . Local media reported that some 300 police officers were engaged in the operation. DORH did not issue any official statement after the arrests but local media said those detained would be taken to DORH premises for questioning on Tuesday. Among those arrested were Ivan Crnjac, Agrokor s former deputy finance and strategy president, and Ljerka Puljic, the ex-supervisory board member and top aide of founder Ivica Todoric, as well as the board member Tomislav Lucic, the state news agency HINA said. The police also detained Agrokor s former management members Piruska Canjuga and Damir Kustrak, former vice-president Mislav Galic and another two executives, Marijan Alagu i  and Alojzije Pand i . Todoric s lawyer, Jadranka Slokovic, said that his residence was also raided but she could not provide any more details. She said the arrests of Agrokor s former executives was  the start of a  political showdown with Todoric,  HINA reported. But Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic dismissed such allegations, saying:  There is no political persecution.   It is in our utmost interest to fully disentangle this issue. It is important to establish its causes and consequences and how to proceed further,  Plenkovic added. Agrokor, the biggest employer in the Balkans with around 60,000 staff, was put into state-run administration in April  after suffering a liquidity and debt crisis. Todoric said in a blog post on Monday he was not currently available but was willing to put himself at the disposal of the judiciary and a parliamentary commission. He denied any wrongdoing by himself or his associates. Croatian lawmakers approved the appointment of a parliamentary commission to investigate how Agrokor ran into trouble, after crisis manager Ante Ramljak said he had pressed for criminal charges against those responsible for financial irregularities. [L8N1MH1ZY]  An audit ordered by the company s state-appointed management and performed by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), also showed a net loss in 2015 of 3.6 billion kuna ($565 million) against a net profit of 1.2 billion kuna released by the previous management. In the audit the value of Agrokor s net worth for 2015 and 2016 was reduced by 22 billion kuna.   Agrokor has yet to say how much it owes. Creditors include suppliers, bondholders and banks, with the biggest portion of debt, around 1.1 billion euros ($1.30 billion), held by Russia s Sberbank, creditors have 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: croatia police detain eight former executives agrokorzagreb reuters croatia police arrested eight former senior executives agrokor series raids monday part investigation alleged financial irregularities heavily indebted food producer retail conglomerate the state prosecutor office dor said statement investigation targeted individuals suspected economic crimes fraud local media reported police officers engaged operation dor issue official statement arrests local media said detained would taken dor premises questioning tuesday among arrested ivan crnjac agrokor former deputy finance strategy president jerk public board member top aide founder via todor well board member tomislav lucid state news agency china said the police also detained agrokor former management members piruska canjuga amir kustrak former islam gaelic another two executives marian align alojzije and todor lawyer jadranka slokovic said residence also raided could provide details she said arrests agrokor former executives start political showdown todor china reported but prime minister andrew plenkovic dismissed allegations saying there political persecution it utmost interest fully disentangle issue it important establish causes consequences proceed plenkovic added agrokor biggest employer balkan around staff put administration april suffering liquidity debt crisis todor said blog post monday currently available willing put disposal judiciary parliamentary commission he denied wrongdoing associates croatia lawmakers approved appointment parliamentary commission investigate agrokor ran trouble crisis manager ante ramljak said pressed criminal charges responsible financial irregularities an audit ordered company management performed pricewaterhousecoopers pwc also showed net loss billion una million net profit billion una released previous management in audit value agrokor net worth reduced billion una agrokor yet say much owes creditors include suppliers bondholders banks biggest portion debt around billion euros billion held russia sberbank creditors said worldnews