South Korea braces for possible new missile test to mark North's founding daySEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea braced for a possible further missile test by North Korea as it marked its founding anniversary on Saturday, just days after its sixth and largest nuclear test rattled global financial markets and further escalated tensions in the region.  Throughout the week, South Korean officials have warned the North could launch another intercontinental ballistic missile, in defiance of U.N. sanctions and amid an escalating standoff with the United States. Pyongyang marks its founding anniversary each year with a big display of pageantry and military hardware. Last year, North Korea conducted its fifth nuclear test on the Sept. 9 anniversary. Tension on the Korean peninsula has escalated as North Korea s young leader, Kim Jong Un, has stepped up the development of weapons, testing a string of missiles this year, including one flying over Japan, and conducting its sixth nuclear test on Sunday. Experts believe the isolated regime is close to its goal of developing a powerful nuclear weapon capable of reaching the United States, something U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to prevent. Celebrating its founding anniversary, a front-page editorial of the Saturday edition of North Korea s official Rodong Sinmun said the country should make  more high-tech Juche weapons to continuously bring about big historical events such as a miraculous victory of July 28. . The July date refers to the intercontinental ballistic missile test.  Juche is North Korea s homegrown ideology of self-reliance that is a mix of Marxism and extreme nationalism preached by state founder Kim Il Sung, the current leader s grandfather.      South Korean nuclear experts, checking for contamination, said on Friday they had found minute traces of radioactive xenon gas but that it was too early to link it to Sunday s explosion. The Nuclear Safety and Security Commission (NSSC) said it had been conducting tests on land, air and water samples since shortly after the North Korean nuclear test on Sunday. Xenon is a naturally occurring, colourless gas that is used in manufacturing of some sorts of lights. But the NSSC said it had detected xenon-133, a radioactive isotope that does not occur naturally and which has in the past been linked to North Korea s nuclear tests. There was no chance the xenon  will have an impact on South Korea s territory or population , the agency said. Trump has repeatedly said all options are on the table in dealing with North Korea and on Thursday said he would prefer not to use military action, but if he did, it would be a  very sad day  for North Korea.  Military action would certainly be an option. Is it inevitable? Nothing is inevitable,  Trump told reporters.  If we do use it on North Korea, it will be a very sad day for North Korea.  Even as Trump has insisted that now is not the time to talk, senior members of his administration have made clear that the door to a diplomatic solution is open, especially given the U.S. assessment that any pre-emptive strike would unleash massive North Korean retaliation. North Korea says it needs its weapons to protect itself from U.S. aggression and regularly threatens to destroy the United States.  South Korea and the United States are technically still at war with North Korea after the 1950-53 Korean conflict ended with a truce, not a peace treaty. The USS Ronald Reagan, a nuclear-powered carrier, left its home port in Japan for a routine autumn patrol of the Western Pacific, a Navy spokeswoman said. That area included waters between Japan and the Korean peninsula, she added, without giving any further details.  The Ronald Reagan was out on routine patrol from May until August, and was sent to the Sea of Japan with the another carrier, the USS Carl Vinson, to take part in drills with Japan s Self Defense Forces as well as the South Korean military.  North Korea vehemently objects to military exercises on or near the peninsula, and China and Russia have suggested the United States and South Korea halt their exercises to lower tension. While Trump talked tough on North Korea, China agreed on Thursday that the United Nations should take more action against it, but it also pushed for dialogue. The U.N. Security Council is expected to vote on a new set of sanctions soon. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that it was too early to draw conclusions about the final form of the U.N. resolution, Russia s Interfax news agency quoted Lavrov as saying at a news conference on Friday. The United States on Friday told the U.N. Security Council that it intends to call a meeting on Monday to vote on a draft resolution establishing additional sanctions on North Korea for its missile and nuclear program, the U.S. Mission to the United Nations said in a statement. U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said last Monday that she intended to call for a vote on Sept. 11 and then the United States circulated a draft resolution to the 15-member council on Wednesday. The United States wants the Security Council to impose an oil embargo on North Korea, ban its exports of textiles and the hiring of North Korean laborers abroad, and to subject Kim Jong Un to an asset freeze and travel ban, according to a draft resolution seen by Reuters on Wednesday. It was not immediately clear how North Korean allies China and Russia would vote, but a senior U.S. official on Friday night expressed scepticism that either nation would accept anything more stringent than a ban on imports of North Korean textiles. Chinese officials have privately expressed fears that imposing an oil embargo could risk triggering massive instability in its neighbor.  North Korea offered fresh vitriol against the pending sanctions, specifically targeting Haley, who this week accused Kim of  begging for war .  There is nothing more foolish than thinking we, a strong nuclear state, will endure this evil pressure aimed at overthrowing our state,  the North s official news agency said in a commentary.  Even if Nikki Haley is blind, she must use her mouth correctly. The United States administration will pay for not being able to control the mouth of their U.N. representative.  China is by far North Korea s biggest trading partner, accounting for 92 percent of two-way trade last year. It also provides hundreds of thousands of tonnes of oil and fuel to the impoverished regime.   China s economic influence has been felt by South Korea as well. The two countries have been at loggerheads over South Korea s decision to deploy a U.S. anti-missile system, the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, which has a powerful radar that can probe deep into China. Shares in South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor (005380.KS) and key suppliers slid on Friday on worries over its position in China after highly critical Chinese state newspaper comments. The military section of China s Global Times newspaper on Thursday referred to THAAD as  a malignant tumor . worldnews
south korea braces possible new missile test mark north founding dayseoul reuters south korea braced possible missile test north korea marked founding anniversary saturday days sixth largest nuclear test battled global financial markets escalated tensions region throughout week south korean officials warned north could launch another intercontinental ballistic missile defiance sanctions amid escalating standoff united states pyongyang marks founding anniversary year big display pageant military hardware last year north korea conducted fifth nuclear test anniversary tension korean peninsula escalated north korea young leader kim jong un stepped development weapons testing string missiles year including one flying japan conducting sixth nuclear test sunday experts believe isolated regime close goal developing powerful nuclear weapon capable reaching united states something president donald trump vowed prevent celebrating founding anniversary editorial saturday edition north korea official riding simon said country make suche weapons continuously bring big historical events miraculous victory july the july date refers intercontinental ballistic missile test suche north korea homegrown ideology mix maxim extreme nationalism preached state founder kim il sung current leader grandfather south korean nuclear experts checking contamination said friday found minute traces radioactive xeno gas early link sunday explosion the nuclear safety security commission nssdc said conducting tests land air water samples since shortly north korean nuclear test sunday xeno naturally occurring colorless gas used manufacturing sorts lights but nssdc said detected radioactive isotope occur naturally past linked north korea nuclear tests there chance xeno impact south korea territory population agency said trump repeatedly said options table dealing north korea thursday said would prefer use military action would sad day north korea military action would certainly option is inevitable nothing inevitable trump told reporters if use north korea sad day north korea even trump insisted time talk senior members administration made clear door diplomatic solution open especially given assessment strike would unleash massive north korean retaliation north korea says needs weapons protect aggression regularly threatens destroy united states south korea united states technically still war north korea korean conflict ended truce peace treaty the uss ronald reagan carrier left home port japan routine autumn patrol western pacific navy spokeswoman said that area included waters japan korean peninsula added without giving details the ronald reagan routine patrol may august sent sea japan another carrier uss carl vision take part drills japan self defense forces well south korean military north korea vehemently objects military exercises near peninsula china russia suggested united states south korea halt exercises lower tension while trump talked tough north korea china agreed thursday united nations take action also pushed dialogue the security council expected vote new set sanctions soon russian foreign minister series lvaro said early draw conclusions final form resolution russia internal news agency quoted lvaro saying news conference friday the united states friday told security council intends call meeting monday vote draft resolution establishing additional sanctions north korea missile nuclear program mission united nations said statement ambassador united nations nikki harley said last monday intended call vote united states circulated draft resolution council wednesday the united states wants security council impose oil embargo north korea ban exports textiles hiring north korean laborers abroad subject kim jong un asset freeze travel ban according draft resolution seen reuters wednesday it immediately clear north korean allies china russia would vote senior official friday night expressed scepticism either nation would accept anything stringent ban imports north korean textiles chinese officials privately expressed fears imposing oil embargo could risk triggering massive instability neighbor north korea offered fresh vitro pending sanctions specifically targeting harley week accused kim begging war there nothing foolish thinking strong nuclear state endure evil pressure aimed overthrowing state north official news agency said commentary even nikki harley blind must use mouth correctly the united states administration pay able control mouth representative china far north korea biggest trading partner accounting percent trade last year it also provides hundreds thousands tonnes oil fuel impoverished regime china economic influence felt south korea well the two countries loggerheads south korea decision deploy system terminal high altitude area defense powerful radar probe deep china shares south korean automated hyundai motor key suppliers slid friday worries position china highly critical chinese state newspaper comments the military section china global times newspaper thursday referred that malignant tumor 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: South Korea braces for possible new missile test to mark North's founding daySEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea braced for a possible further missile test by North Korea as it marked its founding anniversary on Saturday, just days after its sixth and largest nuclear test rattled global financial markets and further escalated tensions in the region.  Throughout the week, South Korean officials have warned the North could launch another intercontinental ballistic missile, in defiance of U.N. sanctions and amid an escalating standoff with the United States. Pyongyang marks its founding anniversary each year with a big display of pageantry and military hardware. Last year, North Korea conducted its fifth nuclear test on the Sept. 9 anniversary. Tension on the Korean peninsula has escalated as North Korea s young leader, Kim Jong Un, has stepped up the development of weapons, testing a string of missiles this year, including one flying over Japan, and conducting its sixth nuclear test on Sunday. Experts believe the isolated regime is close to its goal of developing a powerful nuclear weapon capable of reaching the United States, something U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to prevent. Celebrating its founding anniversary, a front-page editorial of the Saturday edition of North Korea s official Rodong Sinmun said the country should make  more high-tech Juche weapons to continuously bring about big historical events such as a miraculous victory of July 28. . The July date refers to the intercontinental ballistic missile test.  Juche is North Korea s homegrown ideology of self-reliance that is a mix of Marxism and extreme nationalism preached by state founder Kim Il Sung, the current leader s grandfather.      South Korean nuclear experts, checking for contamination, said on Friday they had found minute traces of radioactive xenon gas but that it was too early to link it to Sunday s explosion. The Nuclear Safety and Security Commission (NSSC) said it had been conducting tests on land, air and water samples since shortly after the North Korean nuclear test on Sunday. Xenon is a naturally occurring, colourless gas that is used in manufacturing of some sorts of lights. But the NSSC said it had detected xenon-133, a radioactive isotope that does not occur naturally and which has in the past been linked to North Korea s nuclear tests. There was no chance the xenon  will have an impact on South Korea s territory or population , the agency said. Trump has repeatedly said all options are on the table in dealing with North Korea and on Thursday said he would prefer not to use military action, but if he did, it would be a  very sad day  for North Korea.  Military action would certainly be an option. Is it inevitable? Nothing is inevitable,  Trump told reporters.  If we do use it on North Korea, it will be a very sad day for North Korea.  Even as Trump has insisted that now is not the time to talk, senior members of his administration have made clear that the door to a diplomatic solution is open, especially given the U.S. assessment that any pre-emptive strike would unleash massive North Korean retaliation. North Korea says it needs its weapons to protect itself from U.S. aggression and regularly threatens to destroy the United States.  South Korea and the United States are technically still at war with North Korea after the 1950-53 Korean conflict ended with a truce, not a peace treaty. The USS Ronald Reagan, a nuclear-powered carrier, left its home port in Japan for a routine autumn patrol of the Western Pacific, a Navy spokeswoman said. That area included waters between Japan and the Korean peninsula, she added, without giving any further details.  The Ronald Reagan was out on routine patrol from May until August, and was sent to the Sea of Japan with the another carrier, the USS Carl Vinson, to take part in drills with Japan s Self Defense Forces as well as the South Korean military.  North Korea vehemently objects to military exercises on or near the peninsula, and China and Russia have suggested the United States and South Korea halt their exercises to lower tension. While Trump talked tough on North Korea, China agreed on Thursday that the United Nations should take more action against it, but it also pushed for dialogue. The U.N. Security Council is expected to vote on a new set of sanctions soon. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that it was too early to draw conclusions about the final form of the U.N. resolution, Russia s Interfax news agency quoted Lavrov as saying at a news conference on Friday. The United States on Friday told the U.N. Security Council that it intends to call a meeting on Monday to vote on a draft resolution establishing additional sanctions on North Korea for its missile and nuclear program, the U.S. Mission to the United Nations said in a statement. U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said last Monday that she intended to call for a vote on Sept. 11 and then the United States circulated a draft resolution to the 15-member council on Wednesday. The United States wants the Security Council to impose an oil embargo on North Korea, ban its exports of textiles and the hiring of North Korean laborers abroad, and to subject Kim Jong Un to an asset freeze and travel ban, according to a draft resolution seen by Reuters on Wednesday. It was not immediately clear how North Korean allies China and Russia would vote, but a senior U.S. official on Friday night expressed scepticism that either nation would accept anything more stringent than a ban on imports of North Korean textiles. Chinese officials have privately expressed fears that imposing an oil embargo could risk triggering massive instability in its neighbor.  North Korea offered fresh vitriol against the pending sanctions, specifically targeting Haley, who this week accused Kim of  begging for war .  There is nothing more foolish than thinking we, a strong nuclear state, will endure this evil pressure aimed at overthrowing our state,  the North s official news agency said in a commentary.  Even if Nikki Haley is blind, she must use her mouth correctly. The United States administration will pay for not being able to control the mouth of their U.N. representative.  China is by far North Korea s biggest trading partner, accounting for 92 percent of two-way trade last year. It also provides hundreds of thousands of tonnes of oil and fuel to the impoverished regime.   China s economic influence has been felt by South Korea as well. The two countries have been at loggerheads over South Korea s decision to deploy a U.S. anti-missile system, the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, which has a powerful radar that can probe deep into China. Shares in South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor (005380.KS) and key suppliers slid on Friday on worries over its position in China after highly critical Chinese state newspaper comments. The military section of China s Global Times newspaper on Thursday referred to THAAD as  a malignant tumor . worldnews
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TEXT: south korea braces possible new missile test mark north founding dayseoul reuters south korea braced possible missile test north korea marked founding anniversary saturday days sixth largest nuclear test battled global financial markets escalated tensions region throughout week south korean officials warned north could launch another intercontinental ballistic missile defiance sanctions amid escalating standoff united states pyongyang marks founding anniversary year big display pageant military hardware last year north korea conducted fifth nuclear test anniversary tension korean peninsula escalated north korea young leader kim jong un stepped development weapons testing string missiles year including one flying japan conducting sixth nuclear test sunday experts believe isolated regime close goal developing powerful nuclear weapon capable reaching united states something president donald trump vowed prevent celebrating founding anniversary editorial saturday edition north korea official riding simon said country make suche weapons continuously bring big historical events miraculous victory july the july date refers intercontinental ballistic missile test suche north korea homegrown ideology mix maxim extreme nationalism preached state founder kim il sung current leader grandfather south korean nuclear experts checking contamination said friday found minute traces radioactive xeno gas early link sunday explosion the nuclear safety security commission nssdc said conducting tests land air water samples since shortly north korean nuclear test sunday xeno naturally occurring colorless gas used manufacturing sorts lights but nssdc said detected radioactive isotope occur naturally past linked north korea nuclear tests there chance xeno impact south korea territory population agency said trump repeatedly said options table dealing north korea thursday said would prefer use military action would sad day north korea military action would certainly option is inevitable nothing inevitable trump told reporters if use north korea sad day north korea even trump insisted time talk senior members administration made clear door diplomatic solution open especially given assessment strike would unleash massive north korean retaliation north korea says needs weapons protect aggression regularly threatens destroy united states south korea united states technically still war north korea korean conflict ended truce peace treaty the uss ronald reagan carrier left home port japan routine autumn patrol western pacific navy spokeswoman said that area included waters japan korean peninsula added without giving details the ronald reagan routine patrol may august sent sea japan another carrier uss carl vision take part drills japan self defense forces well south korean military north korea vehemently objects military exercises near peninsula china russia suggested united states south korea halt exercises lower tension while trump talked tough north korea china agreed thursday united nations take action also pushed dialogue the security council expected vote new set sanctions soon russian foreign minister series lvaro said early draw conclusions final form resolution russia internal news agency quoted lvaro saying news conference friday the united states friday told security council intends call meeting monday vote draft resolution establishing additional sanctions north korea missile nuclear program mission united nations said statement ambassador united nations nikki harley said last monday intended call vote united states circulated draft resolution council wednesday the united states wants security council impose oil embargo north korea ban exports textiles hiring north korean laborers abroad subject kim jong un asset freeze travel ban according draft resolution seen reuters wednesday it immediately clear north korean allies china russia would vote senior official friday night expressed scepticism either nation would accept anything stringent ban imports north korean textiles chinese officials privately expressed fears imposing oil embargo could risk triggering massive instability neighbor north korea offered fresh vitro pending sanctions specifically targeting harley week accused kim begging war there nothing foolish thinking strong nuclear state endure evil pressure aimed overthrowing state north official news agency said commentary even nikki harley blind must use mouth correctly the united states administration pay able control mouth representative china far north korea biggest trading partner accounting percent trade last year it also provides hundreds thousands tonnes oil fuel impoverished regime china economic influence felt south korea well the two countries loggerheads south korea decision deploy system terminal high altitude area defense powerful radar probe deep china shares south korean automated hyundai motor key suppliers slid friday worries position china highly critical chinese state newspaper comments the military section china global times newspaper thursday referred that malignant tumor worldnews