Nine charged over links to banned Turkish group detained pending trialATHENS (Reuters) - A Greek court on Monday ordered the detention of nine Turkish citizens pending trial for terrorism-related offences, including links to a banned militant group behind a series of suicide bombings in Turkey. Greek police arrested the eight men and one woman in dawn raids in central Athens last week. Officials say there is no link between the arrests and a planned state visit by President Tayyip Erdogan to Greece, the first by a Turkish head of state in 65 years, on Dec. 7-8. Greek police are investigating the suspects  alleged links to the leftist DHKP/C, a far-left group blamed for a string of attacks and suicide bombings in Turkey since 1990. The nine suspects have been charged with setting up and belonging to a criminal organization, terrorist-related acts of supplying explosive materials, and with illegal possession of firearms, smoke bombs and fire crackers, court officials said.  They said the suspects had denied the charges in a statement that also read:  Solidarity with people who are fighting for their rights and freedom is not terrorism.  Their lawyers said the defendants had not been fully briefed on the case against them and that the charges were vague. Police have released the names and photographs of the suspects, who are aged between 20 and 64.  One of the detainees had been wanted by Greek police in connection with an arms and explosives haul off the Greek island of Chios, close to the Turkish coast, in 2013. Under Greek law, individuals can be held pending trial for up to 18 months. Some of the defendants will apply for asylum in the meantime, their lawyers said.    Based on Greek legal practice, an investigating magistrate will now take over the investigation and a judicial council will finally decide if there is enough evidence to proceed to trial. Greece and Turkey, though NATO allies, have often been at loggerheads over issues including Aegean territorial rights and the ethnically divided island of Cyprus.  worldnews
nine charged links banned turkish group detained pending trialathens reuters a greek court monday ordered detention nine turkish citizens pending trial offences including links banned militant group behind series suicide bombings turkey greek police arrested eight men one woman dawn raids central athens last week officials say link arrests planned state visit president tayyip erdogan greece first turkish head state years greek police investigating suspects alleged links leftist group blamed string attacks suicide bombings turkey since the nine suspects charged setting belonging criminal organization acts supplying explosive materials illegal possession firearms smoke bombs fire crackers court officials said they said suspects denied charges statement also read solidarity people fighting rights freedom terrorism their lawyers said defendants fully briefed case charges vague police released names photographs suspects aged one detainees wanted greek police connection arms explosives haul greek island chaos close turkish coast under greek law individuals held pending trial months some defendants apply asylum meantime lawyers said based greek legal practice investigating magistrate take investigation judicial council finally decide enough evidence proceed trial greece turkey though nato allies often loggerheads issues including began territorial rights ethnically divided island cyprus 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: Nine charged over links to banned Turkish group detained pending trialATHENS (Reuters) - A Greek court on Monday ordered the detention of nine Turkish citizens pending trial for terrorism-related offences, including links to a banned militant group behind a series of suicide bombings in Turkey. Greek police arrested the eight men and one woman in dawn raids in central Athens last week. Officials say there is no link between the arrests and a planned state visit by President Tayyip Erdogan to Greece, the first by a Turkish head of state in 65 years, on Dec. 7-8. Greek police are investigating the suspects  alleged links to the leftist DHKP/C, a far-left group blamed for a string of attacks and suicide bombings in Turkey since 1990. The nine suspects have been charged with setting up and belonging to a criminal organization, terrorist-related acts of supplying explosive materials, and with illegal possession of firearms, smoke bombs and fire crackers, court officials said.  They said the suspects had denied the charges in a statement that also read:  Solidarity with people who are fighting for their rights and freedom is not terrorism.  Their lawyers said the defendants had not been fully briefed on the case against them and that the charges were vague. Police have released the names and photographs of the suspects, who are aged between 20 and 64.  One of the detainees had been wanted by Greek police in connection with an arms and explosives haul off the Greek island of Chios, close to the Turkish coast, in 2013. Under Greek law, individuals can be held pending trial for up to 18 months. Some of the defendants will apply for asylum in the meantime, their lawyers said.    Based on Greek legal practice, an investigating magistrate will now take over the investigation and a judicial council will finally decide if there is enough evidence to proceed to trial. Greece and Turkey, though NATO allies, have often been at loggerheads over issues including Aegean territorial rights and the ethnically divided island of Cyprus.  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: nine charged links banned turkish group detained pending trialathens reuters a greek court monday ordered detention nine turkish citizens pending trial offences including links banned militant group behind series suicide bombings turkey greek police arrested eight men one woman dawn raids central athens last week officials say link arrests planned state visit president tayyip erdogan greece first turkish head state years greek police investigating suspects alleged links leftist group blamed string attacks suicide bombings turkey since the nine suspects charged setting belonging criminal organization acts supplying explosive materials illegal possession firearms smoke bombs fire crackers court officials said they said suspects denied charges statement also read solidarity people fighting rights freedom terrorism their lawyers said defendants fully briefed case charges vague police released names photographs suspects aged one detainees wanted greek police connection arms explosives haul greek island chaos close turkish coast under greek law individuals held pending trial months some defendants apply asylum meantime lawyers said based greek legal practice investigating magistrate take investigation judicial council finally decide enough evidence proceed trial greece turkey though nato allies often loggerheads issues including began territorial rights ethnically divided island cyprus worldnews