China says hopes Iran nuclear deal stays intact amid Trump criticismBEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Monday it hopes the Iran nuclear deal will stay intact, playing an important role in keeping the peace, after a senior U.S. official said President Donald Trump is expected to decertify the agreement. The official, speaking last week on condition of anonymity, said Trump was also expected to roll out a broader U.S. strategy on Iran that would be more confrontational. The Trump administration has frequently criticized Iran s conduct in the Middle East. Trump, who has called the pact an  embarrassment  and  the worst deal ever negotiated , has been weighing whether it serves U.S. security interests as he faces an Oct. 15 deadline for certifying that Iran is complying with its terms. Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said the Iran nuclear deal was a good example of how to solve something peacefully through talks.  The agreement had played a positive and important role in ensuring nuclear non-proliferation and protecting peace and stability in the Middle East, she added.   We hope that the comprehensive Iran nuclear agreement can continue to be earnestly implemented,  Hua told a daily news briefing. Iranian authorities have repeatedly said Tehran would not be the first to violate the accord, under which Iran agreed to restrict its nuclear program in return for the lifting of most international sanctions that had crippled its economy. If Trump declines to certify Iran s compliance, U.S. congressional leaders would have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Tehran suspended under the agreement. The prospect that Washington could renege on the pact, which was signed by the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Russia, China, the European Union and Iran, has worried some U.S. allies. China has close economic and diplomatic ties with Tehran, and was also instrumental in pushing through the landmark 2015 deal. worldnews
china says hopes iran nuclear deal stays intact amid trump criticismbeijing reuters china said monday hopes iran nuclear deal stay intact playing important role keeping peace senior official said president donald trump expected certify agreement the official speaking last week condition anonymity said trump also expected roll broader strategy iran would confrontational the trump administration frequently criticized iran conduct middle east trump called pact embarrassment worst deal ever negotiated weighing whether serves security interests faces deadline certifying iran complying terms speaking beijing chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman hua changing said iran nuclear deal good example solve something peacefully talks the agreement played positive important role ensuring nuclear protecting peace stability middle east added we hope comprehensive iran nuclear agreement continue earnest implemented hua told daily news briefing iranian authorities repeatedly said tehran would first violate accord iran agreed restrict nuclear program return lifting international sanctions crippled economy if trump declines certify iran compliance congressional leaders would days decide whether impose sanctions tehran suspended agreement the prospect washington could range pact signed united states britain france germany russia china european union iran worried allies china close economic diplomatic ties tehran also instrumental pushing landmark deal 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: China says hopes Iran nuclear deal stays intact amid Trump criticismBEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Monday it hopes the Iran nuclear deal will stay intact, playing an important role in keeping the peace, after a senior U.S. official said President Donald Trump is expected to decertify the agreement. The official, speaking last week on condition of anonymity, said Trump was also expected to roll out a broader U.S. strategy on Iran that would be more confrontational. The Trump administration has frequently criticized Iran s conduct in the Middle East. Trump, who has called the pact an  embarrassment  and  the worst deal ever negotiated , has been weighing whether it serves U.S. security interests as he faces an Oct. 15 deadline for certifying that Iran is complying with its terms. Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said the Iran nuclear deal was a good example of how to solve something peacefully through talks.  The agreement had played a positive and important role in ensuring nuclear non-proliferation and protecting peace and stability in the Middle East, she added.   We hope that the comprehensive Iran nuclear agreement can continue to be earnestly implemented,  Hua told a daily news briefing. Iranian authorities have repeatedly said Tehran would not be the first to violate the accord, under which Iran agreed to restrict its nuclear program in return for the lifting of most international sanctions that had crippled its economy. If Trump declines to certify Iran s compliance, U.S. congressional leaders would have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Tehran suspended under the agreement. The prospect that Washington could renege on the pact, which was signed by the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Russia, China, the European Union and Iran, has worried some U.S. allies. China has close economic and diplomatic ties with Tehran, and was also instrumental in pushing through the landmark 2015 deal. 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: china says hopes iran nuclear deal stays intact amid trump criticismbeijing reuters china said monday hopes iran nuclear deal stay intact playing important role keeping peace senior official said president donald trump expected certify agreement the official speaking last week condition anonymity said trump also expected roll broader strategy iran would confrontational the trump administration frequently criticized iran conduct middle east trump called pact embarrassment worst deal ever negotiated weighing whether serves security interests faces deadline certifying iran complying terms speaking beijing chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman hua changing said iran nuclear deal good example solve something peacefully talks the agreement played positive important role ensuring nuclear protecting peace stability middle east added we hope comprehensive iran nuclear agreement continue earnest implemented hua told daily news briefing iranian authorities repeatedly said tehran would first violate accord iran agreed restrict nuclear program return lifting international sanctions crippled economy if trump declines certify iran compliance congressional leaders would days decide whether impose sanctions tehran suspended agreement the prospect washington could range pact signed united states britain france germany russia china european union iran worried allies china close economic diplomatic ties tehran also instrumental pushing landmark deal worldnews