Iran to lift border curbs with Iraq's Kurdish region in coming daysLONDON (Reuters) - Iran will reopen all its border crossings with Iraq s Kurdistan region in the coming days, lifting restrictions imposed after last month s Kurdish vote in favor of independence, its chief of staff said on Monday. The announcement comes a day after Iraqi Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani said he would give up his position as president on Nov. 1, after the independence referendum he championed backfired and triggered military action by the Baghdad. After the vote, Iraqi troops were ordered by the country s prime minister Haider al-Abadi to take control of areas claimed by both Baghdad and the Kurdish government. Iran, which has its own Kurdish minority, also opposes independence for Iraqi Kurds, and at the request of Baghdad   closed its borders with the Kurdish region in northern Iraq and halted all flights there and back.   Border restrictions between Iran and Iraq s Kurdish region will be lifted in coming days,  Iran s Chief of Staff Major General Mohammad Baqeri was quoted as saying by ISNA  Tehran already re-opened the Bashmagh crossing last week.   Baqeri also said if Kurdistan implemented its plan to break away from Iraq,  there would be bloodshed in Iraq and neighboring countries would be affected . Abadi wants to take control of the border crossings between the Kurdish region and Turkey, Iran and Syria, including one through which an oil export pipeline crosses into Turkey. 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: Iran to lift border curbs with Iraq's Kurdish region in coming daysLONDON (Reuters) - Iran will reopen all its border crossings with Iraq s Kurdistan region in the coming days, lifting restrictions imposed after last month s Kurdish vote in favor of independence, its chief of staff said on Monday. The announcement comes a day after Iraqi Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani said he would give up his position as president on Nov. 1, after the independence referendum he championed backfired and triggered military action by the Baghdad. After the vote, Iraqi troops were ordered by the country s prime minister Haider al-Abadi to take control of areas claimed by both Baghdad and the Kurdish government. Iran, which has its own Kurdish minority, also opposes independence for Iraqi Kurds, and at the request of Baghdad   closed its borders with the Kurdish region in northern Iraq and halted all flights there and back.   Border restrictions between Iran and Iraq s Kurdish region will be lifted in coming days,  Iran s Chief of Staff Major General Mohammad Baqeri was quoted as saying by ISNA  Tehran already re-opened the Bashmagh crossing last week.   Baqeri also said if Kurdistan implemented its plan to break away from Iraq,  there would be bloodshed in Iraq and neighboring countries would be affected . Abadi wants to take control of the border crossings between the Kurdish region and Turkey, Iran and Syria, including one through which an oil export pipeline crosses into Turkey. 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: iran lift border curb iraq kurdish region coming dayslondon reuters iran reopen border crossings iraq kurdistan region coming days lifting restrictions imposed last month kurdish vote favor independence chief staff said monday the announcement comes day iraqi kurdish leader masked bargain said would give position president independence referendum championed backfired triggered military action baghdad after vote iraqi troops ordered country prime minister harder take control areas claimed baghdad kurdish government iran kurdish minority also opposes independence iraqi kurds request baghdad closed borders kurdish region northern iraq halted flights back border restrictions iran iraq kurdish region lifted coming days iran chief staff major general mohammad baker quoted saying isn tehran already bashmagh crossing last week baker also said kurdistan implemented plan break away iraq would bloodshed iraq neighboring countries would affected bad wants take control border crossings kurdish region turkey iran syria including one oil export pipeline crosses turkey worldnews