Dutch defense minister resigns over peacekeepers' deaths in MaliAMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch caretaker Defence Minister Jeanine Hennis said on Tuesday she was resigning after a report highlighted serious failures by her department during a United Nations peacekeeping mission in Mali. The Safety Board last week issued its findings about an incident on June 6, 2016, when a mortar killed two soldiers and gravely injured a third. It concluded that the ministry had let safety and medical standards slip in favor of pursuing strategic goals. Hennis announced her resignation during a parliamentary debate just days before the caretaker government is due to be replaced by a new coalition under Prime Minister Mark Rutte. Hennis said General Tom Middendorp, head of the armed forces of the Netherlands, would also resign in response to the Saftey Board s harsh finding. The Dutch, who initially provided Apache helicopter squadrons to the Mali peacekeeping mission, are winding down their contribution, with troop numbers expected to drop to roughly 300 this year. worldnews
dutch defense minister resigns peacekeepers deaths maliamsterdam reuters dutch caretaker defence minister meaning tennis said tuesday resigning report highlighted serious failures department united nations peacekeeping mission mali the safety board last week issued findings incident june mortar killed two soldiers gravely injured third it concluded ministry let safety medical standards slip favor pursuing strategic goals tennis announced resignation parliamentary debate days caretaker government due replaced new coalition prime minister mark tutte tennis said general tom middendorp head armed forces netherlands would also resign response safety board harsh finding the dutch initially provided apache helicopter squadrons mali peacekeeping mission winding contribution troop numbers expected drop roughly year 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: Dutch defense minister resigns over peacekeepers' deaths in MaliAMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch caretaker Defence Minister Jeanine Hennis said on Tuesday she was resigning after a report highlighted serious failures by her department during a United Nations peacekeeping mission in Mali. The Safety Board last week issued its findings about an incident on June 6, 2016, when a mortar killed two soldiers and gravely injured a third. It concluded that the ministry had let safety and medical standards slip in favor of pursuing strategic goals. Hennis announced her resignation during a parliamentary debate just days before the caretaker government is due to be replaced by a new coalition under Prime Minister Mark Rutte. Hennis said General Tom Middendorp, head of the armed forces of the Netherlands, would also resign in response to the Saftey Board s harsh finding. The Dutch, who initially provided Apache helicopter squadrons to the Mali peacekeeping mission, are winding down their contribution, with troop numbers expected to drop to roughly 300 this year. 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: dutch defense minister resigns peacekeepers deaths maliamsterdam reuters dutch caretaker defence minister meaning tennis said tuesday resigning report highlighted serious failures department united nations peacekeeping mission mali the safety board last week issued findings incident june mortar killed two soldiers gravely injured third it concluded ministry let safety medical standards slip favor pursuing strategic goals tennis announced resignation parliamentary debate days caretaker government due replaced new coalition prime minister mark tutte tennis said general tom middendorp head armed forces netherlands would also resign response safety board harsh finding the dutch initially provided apache helicopter squadrons mali peacekeeping mission winding contribution troop numbers expected drop roughly year worldnews