Jailed Kremlin critic calls on Russians to protest on Putin's birthdayMOSCOW (Reuters) - Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny called on his supporters on Wednesday to hold street protests this weekend across Russia, in defiance of an official ban, to demand that Navalny be allowed to run in next year s presidential election. Navalny, a vocal critic of President Vladimir Putin, was jailed for 20 days on Monday for repeatedly violating laws governing the organization of public meetings and rallies. His arrest, the third this year, means that he will miss a campaign rally planned in Putin s hometown of St Petersburg on Oct. 7 - the Russian leader s birthday. Appealing to his supporters via his Facebook page, Navalny called on them to attend protests in both St Petersburg and Moscow on Saturday, adding that 80 of his support groups were meanwhile organizing protests across Russia.  Our task is to make Oct. 7 the day when every decent person will pronounce aloud or to himself at least these two demands: political competition and Navalny s admission to the polls,  he said in the appeal, which he said he had dictated from jail. The authorities have banned the planned weekend rallies in Moscow and St Petersburg, and the Kremlin warned on Tuesday that those calling for the protests would be prosecuted. Putin said earlier on Wednesday that he had not yet decided whether he would run for re-election in March 2018, something he is widely expected to do. Opinion polls show that if both Putin and Navalny were running, the incumbent would win by a wide margin. worldnews
jailed kremlin critic calls russian protest putin birthdaymoscow reuters kremlin critic alexa naval called supporters wednesday hold street protests weekend across russia defiance official ban demand naval allowed run next year presidential election naval vocal critic president vladimir putin jailed days monday repeatedly violating laws governing organization public meetings rallies his arrest third year means miss campaign rally planned putin hometown st petersburg russian leader birthday appealing supporters via facebook page naval called attend protests st petersburg moscow saturday adding support groups meanwhile organizing protests across russia our task make day every decent person pronounce aloud least two demands political competition naval admission polls said appeal said dictated jail the authorities banned planned weekend rallies moscow st petersburg kremlin warned tuesday calling protests would prosecuted putin said earlier wednesday yet decided whether would run march something widely expected opinion polls show putin naval running incumbent would win wide margin 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: Jailed Kremlin critic calls on Russians to protest on Putin's birthdayMOSCOW (Reuters) - Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny called on his supporters on Wednesday to hold street protests this weekend across Russia, in defiance of an official ban, to demand that Navalny be allowed to run in next year s presidential election. Navalny, a vocal critic of President Vladimir Putin, was jailed for 20 days on Monday for repeatedly violating laws governing the organization of public meetings and rallies. His arrest, the third this year, means that he will miss a campaign rally planned in Putin s hometown of St Petersburg on Oct. 7 - the Russian leader s birthday. Appealing to his supporters via his Facebook page, Navalny called on them to attend protests in both St Petersburg and Moscow on Saturday, adding that 80 of his support groups were meanwhile organizing protests across Russia.  Our task is to make Oct. 7 the day when every decent person will pronounce aloud or to himself at least these two demands: political competition and Navalny s admission to the polls,  he said in the appeal, which he said he had dictated from jail. The authorities have banned the planned weekend rallies in Moscow and St Petersburg, and the Kremlin warned on Tuesday that those calling for the protests would be prosecuted. Putin said earlier on Wednesday that he had not yet decided whether he would run for re-election in March 2018, something he is widely expected to do. Opinion polls show that if both Putin and Navalny were running, the incumbent would win by a wide margin. 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: jailed kremlin critic calls russian protest putin birthdaymoscow reuters kremlin critic alexa naval called supporters wednesday hold street protests weekend across russia defiance official ban demand naval allowed run next year presidential election naval vocal critic president vladimir putin jailed days monday repeatedly violating laws governing organization public meetings rallies his arrest third year means miss campaign rally planned putin hometown st petersburg russian leader birthday appealing supporters via facebook page naval called attend protests st petersburg moscow saturday adding support groups meanwhile organizing protests across russia our task make day every decent person pronounce aloud least two demands political competition naval admission polls said appeal said dictated jail the authorities banned planned weekend rallies moscow st petersburg kremlin warned tuesday calling protests would prosecuted putin said earlier wednesday yet decided whether would run march something widely expected opinion polls show putin naval running incumbent would win wide margin worldnews