Turkey's Erdogan says Iraqi Kurdish authorities "will pay price" for voteISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey s President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday Iraqi Kurdish authorities would pay the price for an independence referendum which was widely opposed by foreign powers. Iraq s Kurds overwhelmingly backed independence in Monday s referendum, defying neighboring countries which fear the vote could fuel Kurdish separatism within their own borders and lead to fresh conflict.  They are not forming an independent state, they are opening a wound in the region to twist the knife in,  Erdogan told members of his ruling AK Party in the eastern Turkish city of Erzurum. Erdogan has built strong commercial ties with Kurdish authorities in northern Iraq, which pump hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil daily through Turkey for export to world markets.  We don t regret what we did in the past. But since the conditions are changed and the Kurdish Regional Government, to which we provided all support, took steps against us, it would pay the price,  he said. Turkey has repeatedly threatened to impose economic sanction, effectively cutting their main access to international markets, and has held joint military exercises with Iraqi troops on the border. However, after Erdogan said that Iraqi Kurds would go hungry if Ankara halted the cross-border flow of trucks and oil, it has said that any measures it took would not target civilians and instead focus on those who organized the referendum. Iraq s Defense Ministry said on Friday it plans to take control of the borders of the autonomous Kurdistan region in coordination with Iran and Turkey. Turkish Prime Minister Bin Yildirim, speaking on Saturday, did not refer specifically to those plans, but said Ankara would no longer deal with Kurdish authorities in Erbil.  From now on, our relationships with the region will be conducted with the central government, Baghdad,  he said.  As Iran, Iraq and Turkey, we work to ensure the games being played in the region will fail.  worldnews
turkey erdogan says iraqi kurdish authorities pay price voteistanbul reuters turkey president tayyip erdogan said saturday iraqi kurdish authorities would pay price independence referendum widely opposed foreign powers iraq kurds overwhelmingly backed independence monday referendum defying neighboring countries fear vote could fuel kurdish separatism within borders lead fresh conflict they forming independent state opening wound region twist knife erdogan told members ruling ak party eastern turkish city erzurum erdogan built strong commercial ties kurdish authorities northern iraq pump hundreds thousands barrels oil daily turkey export world markets we regret past but since conditions changed kurdish regional government provided support took steps us would pay price said turkey repeatedly threatened impose economic sanction effectively cutting main access international markets held joint military exercises iraqi troops border however erdogan said iraqi kurds would go hungry kara halted flow trucks oil said measures took would target civilians instead focus organized referendum iraq defense ministry said friday plans take control borders autonomous kurdistan region coordination iran turkey turkish prime minister bin yildirim speaking saturday refer specifically plans said kara would longer deal kurdish authorities gerbil from relationships region conducted central government baghdad said as iran iraq turkey work ensure games played region fail 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: Turkey's Erdogan says Iraqi Kurdish authorities "will pay price" for voteISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey s President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday Iraqi Kurdish authorities would pay the price for an independence referendum which was widely opposed by foreign powers. Iraq s Kurds overwhelmingly backed independence in Monday s referendum, defying neighboring countries which fear the vote could fuel Kurdish separatism within their own borders and lead to fresh conflict.  They are not forming an independent state, they are opening a wound in the region to twist the knife in,  Erdogan told members of his ruling AK Party in the eastern Turkish city of Erzurum. Erdogan has built strong commercial ties with Kurdish authorities in northern Iraq, which pump hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil daily through Turkey for export to world markets.  We don t regret what we did in the past. But since the conditions are changed and the Kurdish Regional Government, to which we provided all support, took steps against us, it would pay the price,  he said. Turkey has repeatedly threatened to impose economic sanction, effectively cutting their main access to international markets, and has held joint military exercises with Iraqi troops on the border. However, after Erdogan said that Iraqi Kurds would go hungry if Ankara halted the cross-border flow of trucks and oil, it has said that any measures it took would not target civilians and instead focus on those who organized the referendum. Iraq s Defense Ministry said on Friday it plans to take control of the borders of the autonomous Kurdistan region in coordination with Iran and Turkey. Turkish Prime Minister Bin Yildirim, speaking on Saturday, did not refer specifically to those plans, but said Ankara would no longer deal with Kurdish authorities in Erbil.  From now on, our relationships with the region will be conducted with the central government, Baghdad,  he said.  As Iran, Iraq and Turkey, we work to ensure the games being played in the region will fail.  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: turkey erdogan says iraqi kurdish authorities pay price voteistanbul reuters turkey president tayyip erdogan said saturday iraqi kurdish authorities would pay price independence referendum widely opposed foreign powers iraq kurds overwhelmingly backed independence monday referendum defying neighboring countries fear vote could fuel kurdish separatism within borders lead fresh conflict they forming independent state opening wound region twist knife erdogan told members ruling ak party eastern turkish city erzurum erdogan built strong commercial ties kurdish authorities northern iraq pump hundreds thousands barrels oil daily turkey export world markets we regret past but since conditions changed kurdish regional government provided support took steps us would pay price said turkey repeatedly threatened impose economic sanction effectively cutting main access international markets held joint military exercises iraqi troops border however erdogan said iraqi kurds would go hungry kara halted flow trucks oil said measures took would target civilians instead focus organized referendum iraq defense ministry said friday plans take control borders autonomous kurdistan region coordination iran turkey turkish prime minister bin yildirim speaking saturday refer specifically plans said kara would longer deal kurdish authorities gerbil from relationships region conducted central government baghdad said as iran iraq turkey work ensure games played region fail worldnews