Indian troops in firefight with rebels near border with MyanmarNEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian troops exchanged gunfire on Wednesday with separatist guerrillas in a remote northeastern region bordering Myanmar, killing or wounding several of the insurgents, army officials said. The army was carrying out an operation against the separatist group, which is believed to have 2,000 guerrillas battling for an independent Greater Nagaland state carved out of India. An army patrol retaliated swiftly upon coming under heavy fire from the rebels, the Indian Army s eastern command, headquartered in the city of Kolkata, said in a statement.   Heavy casualties reportedly inflicted on NSCN-K cadre,  it said, using an acronym for the group, the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang.  No casualties suffered by Indian security forces.  Wednesday s operation was confined to the Indian side of the border, it added.   In 2015, Indian special forces crossed into Myanmar to hunt down guerrillas of the group who had taken shelter in the neighboring country.  That year the group launched a series of attacks on security forces in India s northeast, to scrap a ceasefire it had observed with New Delhi since 2001. In recent years, the militaries of India and Myanmar have built close ties, with each pledging not to allow insurgent groups to shelter in its territory.  India has condemned attacks in August by Rohingya insurgents on security posts in Myanmar s Rakhine state that provoked a military crackdown, causing hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims to flee the country. worldnews
indian troops firefight rebels near border myanmarnew delhi reuters indian troops exchanged gunfire wednesday separatist guerrillas remote northeastern region bordering myanmar killing wounding several insurgents army officials said the army carrying operation separatist group believed guerrillas battling independent greater nagaland state carved india an army patrol retaliated swiftly upon coming heavy fire rebels indian army eastern command headquartered city kolkata said statement heavy casualties reportedly inflicted cadre said using acronym group national socialist council no casualties suffered indian security forces wednesday operation confined indian side border added in indian special forces crossed myanmar hunt guerrillas group taken shelter neighboring country that year group launched series attacks security forces india northeast scrap ceasefire observed new delhi since in recent years militaries india myanmar built close ties pledging allow insurgent groups shelter territory india condemned attacks august rohingya insurgents security posts myanmar machine state provoked military crackdown causing hundreds thousands rohingya muslims flee country 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: Indian troops in firefight with rebels near border with MyanmarNEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian troops exchanged gunfire on Wednesday with separatist guerrillas in a remote northeastern region bordering Myanmar, killing or wounding several of the insurgents, army officials said. The army was carrying out an operation against the separatist group, which is believed to have 2,000 guerrillas battling for an independent Greater Nagaland state carved out of India. An army patrol retaliated swiftly upon coming under heavy fire from the rebels, the Indian Army s eastern command, headquartered in the city of Kolkata, said in a statement.   Heavy casualties reportedly inflicted on NSCN-K cadre,  it said, using an acronym for the group, the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang.  No casualties suffered by Indian security forces.  Wednesday s operation was confined to the Indian side of the border, it added.   In 2015, Indian special forces crossed into Myanmar to hunt down guerrillas of the group who had taken shelter in the neighboring country.  That year the group launched a series of attacks on security forces in India s northeast, to scrap a ceasefire it had observed with New Delhi since 2001. In recent years, the militaries of India and Myanmar have built close ties, with each pledging not to allow insurgent groups to shelter in its territory.  India has condemned attacks in August by Rohingya insurgents on security posts in Myanmar s Rakhine state that provoked a military crackdown, causing hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims to flee the country. 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: indian troops firefight rebels near border myanmarnew delhi reuters indian troops exchanged gunfire wednesday separatist guerrillas remote northeastern region bordering myanmar killing wounding several insurgents army officials said the army carrying operation separatist group believed guerrillas battling independent greater nagaland state carved india an army patrol retaliated swiftly upon coming heavy fire rebels indian army eastern command headquartered city kolkata said statement heavy casualties reportedly inflicted cadre said using acronym group national socialist council no casualties suffered indian security forces wednesday operation confined indian side border added in indian special forces crossed myanmar hunt guerrillas group taken shelter neighboring country that year group launched series attacks security forces india northeast scrap ceasefire observed new delhi since in recent years militaries india myanmar built close ties pledging allow insurgent groups shelter territory india condemned attacks august rohingya insurgents security posts myanmar machine state provoked military crackdown causing hundreds thousands rohingya muslims flee country worldnews