Argentina says signals detected, likely from missing submarineMAR DEL PLATA, Argentina/BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Hopes that 44 crew members of a missing Argentine navy submarine may be found alive rose after the defense ministry said the vessel likely tried to communicate via satellite on Saturday as an international search mission was underway in the stormy South Atlantic. The ministry said seven failed  satellite calls  that it believes came from the ARA San Juan submarine were detected in a likely sign the crew was trying to reestablish contact. The signals, in the late morning and early afternoon, lasted between four and 36 seconds, the ministry said. Argentina is working on tracing the location with an unnamed U.S. company specialized in satellite communications, the ministry said. The satellite communications were believed to have failed because of foul weather, a source in the defense ministry who was not authorized to speak publicly told Reuters. It was not immediately clear what type of calls the vessel may have tried to make but submarines that are stricken underwater can float a location beacon known as an EPIRB to the surface that can then emit emergency signals via satellite. Whipping winds and more than 20-foot waves in the South Atlantic hindered the international search for the submarine. The last confirmed location of the German-built ARA San Juan was 432 km (268 miles) off Argentina s southern Atlantic coast early on Wednesday. The U.S. Navy said it was deploying a deep-sea rescue mission to Argentina from California to support the effort, with a remotely operated vehicle and two vessels capable of rescuing people from bottomed submarines set to arrive in coming days. As nations from Chile to South Africa offered help, Argentine sea vessels and planes scoured the southern sea. But a storm pitching powerful winds and waves more than 6 meters (20 feet) high has disrupted visibility and movement in the area, navy spokesman Enrique Balbi said. The submarine s color and design, which aim to camouflage the vessel in the ocean s surface, also posed a challenge.  The idea is to continue through the night and the early morning, depending on weather conditions,  Balbi told reporters. The weather was expected to be somewhat improved on Sunday, he said. A search of 80 percent of the area initially targeted for the operation turned up no sign of the vessel, but the crew should have ample supplies of food and oxygen, Balbi added. The dramatic search has captivated the nation of 44 million, which recently mourned the loss of five citizens killed when a truck driver plowed through a bicycle path in New York City. In the resort and fishing city of Mar del Plata, where the submarine had been destined to arrive before vanishing, a Catholic Mass was held in honor of the crew members. Many relatives of the crew members awaited news at the city s naval base.  We re hopeful this will end soon to remain only as a bad memory,  Maria Morales, mother of crew member Luis Esteban Garcia, told journalists. Messages of support poured in from around the world. Pope Francis, an Argentine, was praying  fervently  for the crew to return home soon, his office said. The Argentine navy said an electrical outage on the diesel-electric-propelled vessel might have downed its communications. Protocol calls for submarines to surface if communication is lost. The episode could hold political implications for President Mauricio Macri. His center-right government has set an ambitious target for cutting government spending and told Reuters in March it had few funds available to replace an outdated military fleet beyond buying aircraft for training pilots. The ARA San Juan was inaugurated in 1983, making it the newest of the three submarines in the navy s fleet. Built in Germany by Nordseewerke, it underwent mid-life maintenance in 2008 in Argentina that required cutting its hull in half and sealing back it together again, according to state news agency Telam. Nordseewerke now belongs to German industrial group Thyssenkrupp AG (TKAG.DE), which could not be reached for comment outside of regular business hours. Carlos Zavalla, a navy commander, urged loved ones of crew members not to give up hope.  So far, the only concrete thing is the lack of communication,  Zavalla said on TV channel A24.  That s all.  worldnews
argentina says signals detected likely missing submarinemar del plata aires reuters hopes crew members missing argentina navy submarine may found alive rose defense ministry said vessel likely tried communicate via satellite saturday international search mission underway stormy south atlantic the ministry said seven failed satellite calls believes came ara san juan submarine detected likely sign crew trying reestablish contact the signals late morning early afternoon lasted four seconds ministry said argentina working tracing location unnamed company specialized satellite communications ministry said the satellite communications believed failed foul weather source defense ministry authorized speak publicly told reuters it immediately clear type calls vessel may tried make submarines stricken underwater float location beacon known empire surface emit emergency signals via satellite whipping winds waves south atlantic hindered international search submarine the last confirmed location ara san juan km miles argentina southern atlantic coast early wednesday the navy said deploying rescue mission argentina california support effort remotely operated vehicle two vessels capable rescuing people bottom submarines set arrive coming days as nations chile south africa offered help argentina sea vessels planes scored southern sea but storm pitching powerful winds waves meters feet high disrupted visibility movement area navy spokesman enrique bali said the submarine color design aim camouflage vessel ocean surface also posed challenge the idea continue night early morning depending weather conditions bali told reporters the weather expected somewhat improved sunday said a search percent area initially targeted operation turned sign vessel crew ample supplies food oxygen bali added the dramatic search activated nation million recently mourned loss five citizens killed truck driver slowed bicycle path new york city in resort fishing city mar del plata submarine destined arrive vanishing catholic mass held honor crew members many relatives crew members awaited news city naval base we hopeful end soon remain bad memory maria morales mother crew member luis stefan garcia told journalists messages support poured around world pope francis argentina praying fervent crew return home soon office said the argentina navy said electrical outage vessel might downed communications protocol calls submarines surface communication lost the episode could hold political implications president maurice macro his government set ambitious target cutting government spending told reuters march funds available replace outdated military fleet beyond buying aircraft training pilots the ara san juan inaugurated making newest three submarines navy fleet built germany nordseewerke underwent maintenance argentina required cutting hull half sealing back together according state news agency team nordseewerke belongs german industrial group thyssenkrupp ag could reached comment outside regular business hours carlos zavalla navy commander urged loved ones crew members give hope so far concrete thing lack communication zavalla said tv channel that 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: Argentina says signals detected, likely from missing submarineMAR DEL PLATA, Argentina/BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Hopes that 44 crew members of a missing Argentine navy submarine may be found alive rose after the defense ministry said the vessel likely tried to communicate via satellite on Saturday as an international search mission was underway in the stormy South Atlantic. The ministry said seven failed  satellite calls  that it believes came from the ARA San Juan submarine were detected in a likely sign the crew was trying to reestablish contact. The signals, in the late morning and early afternoon, lasted between four and 36 seconds, the ministry said. Argentina is working on tracing the location with an unnamed U.S. company specialized in satellite communications, the ministry said. The satellite communications were believed to have failed because of foul weather, a source in the defense ministry who was not authorized to speak publicly told Reuters. It was not immediately clear what type of calls the vessel may have tried to make but submarines that are stricken underwater can float a location beacon known as an EPIRB to the surface that can then emit emergency signals via satellite. Whipping winds and more than 20-foot waves in the South Atlantic hindered the international search for the submarine. The last confirmed location of the German-built ARA San Juan was 432 km (268 miles) off Argentina s southern Atlantic coast early on Wednesday. The U.S. Navy said it was deploying a deep-sea rescue mission to Argentina from California to support the effort, with a remotely operated vehicle and two vessels capable of rescuing people from bottomed submarines set to arrive in coming days. As nations from Chile to South Africa offered help, Argentine sea vessels and planes scoured the southern sea. But a storm pitching powerful winds and waves more than 6 meters (20 feet) high has disrupted visibility and movement in the area, navy spokesman Enrique Balbi said. The submarine s color and design, which aim to camouflage the vessel in the ocean s surface, also posed a challenge.  The idea is to continue through the night and the early morning, depending on weather conditions,  Balbi told reporters. The weather was expected to be somewhat improved on Sunday, he said. A search of 80 percent of the area initially targeted for the operation turned up no sign of the vessel, but the crew should have ample supplies of food and oxygen, Balbi added. The dramatic search has captivated the nation of 44 million, which recently mourned the loss of five citizens killed when a truck driver plowed through a bicycle path in New York City. In the resort and fishing city of Mar del Plata, where the submarine had been destined to arrive before vanishing, a Catholic Mass was held in honor of the crew members. Many relatives of the crew members awaited news at the city s naval base.  We re hopeful this will end soon to remain only as a bad memory,  Maria Morales, mother of crew member Luis Esteban Garcia, told journalists. Messages of support poured in from around the world. Pope Francis, an Argentine, was praying  fervently  for the crew to return home soon, his office said. The Argentine navy said an electrical outage on the diesel-electric-propelled vessel might have downed its communications. Protocol calls for submarines to surface if communication is lost. The episode could hold political implications for President Mauricio Macri. His center-right government has set an ambitious target for cutting government spending and told Reuters in March it had few funds available to replace an outdated military fleet beyond buying aircraft for training pilots. The ARA San Juan was inaugurated in 1983, making it the newest of the three submarines in the navy s fleet. Built in Germany by Nordseewerke, it underwent mid-life maintenance in 2008 in Argentina that required cutting its hull in half and sealing back it together again, according to state news agency Telam. Nordseewerke now belongs to German industrial group Thyssenkrupp AG (TKAG.DE), which could not be reached for comment outside of regular business hours. Carlos Zavalla, a navy commander, urged loved ones of crew members not to give up hope.  So far, the only concrete thing is the lack of communication,  Zavalla said on TV channel A24.  That s all.  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: argentina says signals detected likely missing submarinemar del plata aires reuters hopes crew members missing argentina navy submarine may found alive rose defense ministry said vessel likely tried communicate via satellite saturday international search mission underway stormy south atlantic the ministry said seven failed satellite calls believes came ara san juan submarine detected likely sign crew trying reestablish contact the signals late morning early afternoon lasted four seconds ministry said argentina working tracing location unnamed company specialized satellite communications ministry said the satellite communications believed failed foul weather source defense ministry authorized speak publicly told reuters it immediately clear type calls vessel may tried make submarines stricken underwater float location beacon known empire surface emit emergency signals via satellite whipping winds waves south atlantic hindered international search submarine the last confirmed location ara san juan km miles argentina southern atlantic coast early wednesday the navy said deploying rescue mission argentina california support effort remotely operated vehicle two vessels capable rescuing people bottom submarines set arrive coming days as nations chile south africa offered help argentina sea vessels planes scored southern sea but storm pitching powerful winds waves meters feet high disrupted visibility movement area navy spokesman enrique bali said the submarine color design aim camouflage vessel ocean surface also posed challenge the idea continue night early morning depending weather conditions bali told reporters the weather expected somewhat improved sunday said a search percent area initially targeted operation turned sign vessel crew ample supplies food oxygen bali added the dramatic search activated nation million recently mourned loss five citizens killed truck driver slowed bicycle path new york city in resort fishing city mar del plata submarine destined arrive vanishing catholic mass held honor crew members many relatives crew members awaited news city naval base we hopeful end soon remain bad memory maria morales mother crew member luis stefan garcia told journalists messages support poured around world pope francis argentina praying fervent crew return home soon office said the argentina navy said electrical outage vessel might downed communications protocol calls submarines surface communication lost the episode could hold political implications president maurice macro his government set ambitious target cutting government spending told reuters march funds available replace outdated military fleet beyond buying aircraft training pilots the ara san juan inaugurated making newest three submarines navy fleet built germany nordseewerke underwent maintenance argentina required cutting hull half sealing back together according state news agency team nordseewerke belongs german industrial group thyssenkrupp ag could reached comment outside regular business hours carlos zavalla navy commander urged loved ones crew members give hope so far concrete thing lack communication zavalla said tv channel that worldnews