Iraqi govt says Kurds must back country's 'unity' before talksBAGHDAD (Reuters) - The Iraqi government has a series of conditions that the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) must meet before agreeing to hold talks on the crisis triggered by last month s independence referendum, a government spokesman said on Thursday. The KRG must first  commit to Iraq s unity,  the spokesman told Reuters, reacting to an offer for dialogue made Wednesday overnight by the Kurdish authorities.   The local authorities in the (Kurdistan) region (..) must accept the sovereign authority of the federal government on (..) oil exports, security and border protection, including land and air entry points,  he added.   The KRG must also  acknowledge the authority of the federal government over the so-called disputed regions,  he said, in a reference to areas claimed by both the Kurds and Baghdad, including multi-ethnic oil-rich Kirkuk, in northern Iraq. Kurdish Peshmerga fighters moved into Kirkuk when the Iraqi army collapsed in the face of Islamic State in 2014, preventing the region s oil field from falling into the hands of the militants.  Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi last week suggested that Kirkuk be administered jointly, by the KRG and the Iraqi government, but under the authority of Baghdad.  This is the basis for any dialogue requested by the local government of the region,  the spokesman said. worldnews
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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: Iraqi govt says Kurds must back country's 'unity' before talksBAGHDAD (Reuters) - The Iraqi government has a series of conditions that the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) must meet before agreeing to hold talks on the crisis triggered by last month s independence referendum, a government spokesman said on Thursday. The KRG must first  commit to Iraq s unity,  the spokesman told Reuters, reacting to an offer for dialogue made Wednesday overnight by the Kurdish authorities.   The local authorities in the (Kurdistan) region (..) must accept the sovereign authority of the federal government on (..) oil exports, security and border protection, including land and air entry points,  he added.   The KRG must also  acknowledge the authority of the federal government over the so-called disputed regions,  he said, in a reference to areas claimed by both the Kurds and Baghdad, including multi-ethnic oil-rich Kirkuk, in northern Iraq. Kurdish Peshmerga fighters moved into Kirkuk when the Iraqi army collapsed in the face of Islamic State in 2014, preventing the region s oil field from falling into the hands of the militants.  Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi last week suggested that Kirkuk be administered jointly, by the KRG and the Iraqi government, but under the authority of Baghdad.  This is the basis for any dialogue requested by the local government of the region,  the spokesman 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: iraqi govt says kurds must back country talksbaghdad reuters the iraqi government series conditions kurdish regional government kg must meet agreeing hold talks crisis triggered last month independence referendum government spokesman said thursday the kg must first commit iraq unity spokesman told reuters reacting offer dialogue made wednesday overnight kurdish authorities the local authorities kurdistan region must accept sovereign authority federal government oil exports security border protection including land air entry points added the kg must also acknowledge authority federal government disputed regions said reference areas claimed kurds baghdad including kirke northern iraq kurdish peshmerga fighters moved kirke iraqi army collapsed face islamic state preventing region oil field falling hands militants iraqi prime minister harder last week suggested kirke administered jointly kg iraqi government authority baghdad this basis dialogue requested local government region spokesman said worldnews