Militants kill U.N. peacekeeper in Central African RepublicDAKAR (Reuters) - Christian militiamen killed a Mauritanian U.N. peacekeeper in an attack on a camp for displaced people in a Central African Republic diamond-mining town on Monday, the United Nations mission there said. Fighters armed with AK-47s and makeshift weapons also wounded one Zambian and two Mauritanian peacekeepers during the 90-minute gunfight at the police checkpoint in the town of Bria, the U.N. added. The country has been riven by sectarian conflict since 2013 when Muslim Seleka rebels ousted President Francois Bozize. That triggered a backlash by Christian anti-balaka fighters. As many as 100 people died in Bria in June during a day of clashes between rival factions. The area is coveted by militia for its surrounding diamond mines. It also hosts tens of thousands of people displaced by the conflict. Even with 13,000 troops, the U.N. mission has struggled to restore order to a country the size of France and has lost 14 peacekeepers in attacks this year alone.   worldnews
militants kill peacekeepers central african republicdakar reuters christian militiamen killed mauritanian peacekeepers attack camp displaced people central african republic town monday united nations mission said fighters armed makeshift weapons also wounded one zambia two mauritanian peacekeepers gunfight police checkpoint town ria added the country given sectarian conflict since muslim selena rebels ousted president francois bogie that triggered backlash christian fighters as many people died ria june day clashes rival factions the area coveted militia surrounding diamond mines it also hosts tens thousands people displaced conflict even troops mission struggled restore order country size france lost peacekeepers attacks year alone 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: Militants kill U.N. peacekeeper in Central African RepublicDAKAR (Reuters) - Christian militiamen killed a Mauritanian U.N. peacekeeper in an attack on a camp for displaced people in a Central African Republic diamond-mining town on Monday, the United Nations mission there said. Fighters armed with AK-47s and makeshift weapons also wounded one Zambian and two Mauritanian peacekeepers during the 90-minute gunfight at the police checkpoint in the town of Bria, the U.N. added. The country has been riven by sectarian conflict since 2013 when Muslim Seleka rebels ousted President Francois Bozize. That triggered a backlash by Christian anti-balaka fighters. As many as 100 people died in Bria in June during a day of clashes between rival factions. The area is coveted by militia for its surrounding diamond mines. It also hosts tens of thousands of people displaced by the conflict. Even with 13,000 troops, the U.N. mission has struggled to restore order to a country the size of France and has lost 14 peacekeepers in attacks this year alone.   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: militants kill peacekeepers central african republicdakar reuters christian militiamen killed mauritanian peacekeepers attack camp displaced people central african republic town monday united nations mission said fighters armed makeshift weapons also wounded one zambia two mauritanian peacekeepers gunfight police checkpoint town ria added the country given sectarian conflict since muslim selena rebels ousted president francois bogie that triggered backlash christian fighters as many people died ria june day clashes rival factions the area coveted militia surrounding diamond mines it also hosts tens thousands people displaced conflict even troops mission struggled restore order country size france lost peacekeepers attacks year alone worldnews