U.S. calling Rohingya operation 'ethnic cleansing' unhelpful: Russian envoyYANGON (Reuters) - The U.S. labeling of a Myanmar army crackdown on Rohingya Muslims as  ethnic cleansing  is unhelpful and could aggravate the situation, Russia s ambassador to the southeast Asian nation said on Thursday, criticizing  excessive external intervention . Rights groups have accused the military in mostly Buddhist Myanmar of carrying out mass rape and other atrocities during a ferocious military sweep launched in late August in retaliation for attacks by Rohingya Muslim militants in Rakhine State. That drove 620,000 Rohingya refugees, many traumatized with gunshot wounds and burns, to flee to Bangladesh, joining hundreds of thousands who have sheltered there for years after previous spasms of violence in the former Burma. The military operation  amounted to  ethnic cleansing , the United States said on Wednesday, echoing an accusation first made by top U.N. officials in the early days of the humanitarian crisis.  I don t think that it will help to solve this problem,  Russian ambassador Nikolay Listopadov told Reuters in an interview in Yangon, when asked about the U.S. move.  On the contrary, it can aggravate the situation, throw more fuel,  he said in English, citing concern over how the Buddhist community in Rakhine would react to such a designation. This month, Russia and China agreed to a UN Security Council statement urging Myanmar to  ensure no further excessive use of military force  and expressing  grave concern over reports of human rights violations , but they have opposed tougher steps and further pressure on Myanmar.  We are against excessive external intervention, because it won t lead to any constructive results,  Listopadov said.  Just pressure and blaming and accusing - it simply won t work.  On a visit to Myanmar last week, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson urged the government of Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi to lead a credible and impartial inquiry, saying those who committed abuses should be held responsible. But prospects for such an inquiry remain dim and Suu Kyi s government refused to cooperate with a mission launched by the United Nations Human Rights Council in March after a less intense bout of violence in Rakhine. The  so-called independent investigation  demanded by Tillerson was  absolutely  out of the question for Myanmar, Listopadov said.  It s absolutely not acceptable for the Myanmar side - it will never accept it...it won t work - it s counterproductive,  said Listopadov.  Independent investigation means international (investigation) - no, it s not acceptable.  Moscow s approach was for the Rakhine issue to be solved by  political means, political dialogue,  he added, without elaborating. He welcomed talks being held in Myanmar s capital of Naypyitaw between Myanmar and Bangladesh on the repatriation of Rohingya refugees, stressing it was  important to start this process.   We wish them success,  said Listopadov,  this complicated Rakhine issue can be solved mostly only by negotiations and agreements between the two sides, because they re the most involved,  he said, referring to Bangladesh and Myanmar. China wants closer ties with Myanmar s military to help protect regional peace and security, a senior Chinese general told the visiting head of the southeast Asian country s army this week. worldnews
calling rohingya operation cleansing unhelpful russian envoyyangon reuters the labeling myanmar army crackdown rohingya muslims ethnic cleansing unhelpful could aggravated situation russia ambassador southeast asian nation said thursday criticizing excessive external intervention rights groups accused military mostly buddhist myanmar carrying mass rape atrocities ferocious military sweep launched late august retaliation attacks rohingya muslim militants machine state that drove rohingya refugees many traumatized gunshot wounds burns flee bangladesh joining hundreds thousands sheltered years previous pass violence former burma the military operation amounted ethnic cleansing united states said wednesday echoing accusation first made top officials early days humanitarian crisis i think help solve problem russian ambassador nicolas listopadov told reuters interview canton asked move on contrary aggravated situation throw fuel said english citing concern buddhist community machine would react designation this month russia china agreed un security council statement urging myanmar ensure excessive use military force expressing grave concern reports human rights violations opposed tougher steps pressure myanmar we excessive external intervention lead constructive results listopadov said just pressure blaming accusing simply work on visit myanmar last week secretary state rex tillerson urged government nobel peace prize winner sung san sup kyi lead credible impartial inquiry saying committed abuses held responsible but prospects inquiry remain dim sup kyi government refused cooperate mission launched united nations human rights council march less intense bout violence machine the independent investigation demanded tillerson absolutely question myanmar listopadov said it absolutely acceptable myanmar side never accept work counterproductive said listopadov independent investigation means international investigation acceptable moscow approach machine issue solved political means political dialogue added without elaboration he welcomed talks held myanmar capital naypyitaw myanmar bangladesh repatriation rohingya refugees stressing important start process we wish success said listopadov complicated machine issue solved mostly negotiations agreements two sides involved said referring bangladesh myanmar china wants closer ties myanmar military help protect regional peace security senior chinese general told visiting head southeast asian country army week 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: U.S. calling Rohingya operation 'ethnic cleansing' unhelpful: Russian envoyYANGON (Reuters) - The U.S. labeling of a Myanmar army crackdown on Rohingya Muslims as  ethnic cleansing  is unhelpful and could aggravate the situation, Russia s ambassador to the southeast Asian nation said on Thursday, criticizing  excessive external intervention . Rights groups have accused the military in mostly Buddhist Myanmar of carrying out mass rape and other atrocities during a ferocious military sweep launched in late August in retaliation for attacks by Rohingya Muslim militants in Rakhine State. That drove 620,000 Rohingya refugees, many traumatized with gunshot wounds and burns, to flee to Bangladesh, joining hundreds of thousands who have sheltered there for years after previous spasms of violence in the former Burma. The military operation  amounted to  ethnic cleansing , the United States said on Wednesday, echoing an accusation first made by top U.N. officials in the early days of the humanitarian crisis.  I don t think that it will help to solve this problem,  Russian ambassador Nikolay Listopadov told Reuters in an interview in Yangon, when asked about the U.S. move.  On the contrary, it can aggravate the situation, throw more fuel,  he said in English, citing concern over how the Buddhist community in Rakhine would react to such a designation. This month, Russia and China agreed to a UN Security Council statement urging Myanmar to  ensure no further excessive use of military force  and expressing  grave concern over reports of human rights violations , but they have opposed tougher steps and further pressure on Myanmar.  We are against excessive external intervention, because it won t lead to any constructive results,  Listopadov said.  Just pressure and blaming and accusing - it simply won t work.  On a visit to Myanmar last week, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson urged the government of Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi to lead a credible and impartial inquiry, saying those who committed abuses should be held responsible. But prospects for such an inquiry remain dim and Suu Kyi s government refused to cooperate with a mission launched by the United Nations Human Rights Council in March after a less intense bout of violence in Rakhine. The  so-called independent investigation  demanded by Tillerson was  absolutely  out of the question for Myanmar, Listopadov said.  It s absolutely not acceptable for the Myanmar side - it will never accept it...it won t work - it s counterproductive,  said Listopadov.  Independent investigation means international (investigation) - no, it s not acceptable.  Moscow s approach was for the Rakhine issue to be solved by  political means, political dialogue,  he added, without elaborating. He welcomed talks being held in Myanmar s capital of Naypyitaw between Myanmar and Bangladesh on the repatriation of Rohingya refugees, stressing it was  important to start this process.   We wish them success,  said Listopadov,  this complicated Rakhine issue can be solved mostly only by negotiations and agreements between the two sides, because they re the most involved,  he said, referring to Bangladesh and Myanmar. China wants closer ties with Myanmar s military to help protect regional peace and security, a senior Chinese general told the visiting head of the southeast Asian country s army this week. 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: calling rohingya operation cleansing unhelpful russian envoyyangon reuters the labeling myanmar army crackdown rohingya muslims ethnic cleansing unhelpful could aggravated situation russia ambassador southeast asian nation said thursday criticizing excessive external intervention rights groups accused military mostly buddhist myanmar carrying mass rape atrocities ferocious military sweep launched late august retaliation attacks rohingya muslim militants machine state that drove rohingya refugees many traumatized gunshot wounds burns flee bangladesh joining hundreds thousands sheltered years previous pass violence former burma the military operation amounted ethnic cleansing united states said wednesday echoing accusation first made top officials early days humanitarian crisis i think help solve problem russian ambassador nicolas listopadov told reuters interview canton asked move on contrary aggravated situation throw fuel said english citing concern buddhist community machine would react designation this month russia china agreed un security council statement urging myanmar ensure excessive use military force expressing grave concern reports human rights violations opposed tougher steps pressure myanmar we excessive external intervention lead constructive results listopadov said just pressure blaming accusing simply work on visit myanmar last week secretary state rex tillerson urged government nobel peace prize winner sung san sup kyi lead credible impartial inquiry saying committed abuses held responsible but prospects inquiry remain dim sup kyi government refused cooperate mission launched united nations human rights council march less intense bout violence machine the independent investigation demanded tillerson absolutely question myanmar listopadov said it absolutely acceptable myanmar side never accept work counterproductive said listopadov independent investigation means international investigation acceptable moscow approach machine issue solved political means political dialogue added without elaboration he welcomed talks held myanmar capital naypyitaw myanmar bangladesh repatriation rohingya refugees stressing important start process we wish success said listopadov complicated machine issue solved mostly negotiations agreements two sides involved said referring bangladesh myanmar china wants closer ties myanmar military help protect regional peace security senior chinese general told visiting head southeast asian country army week worldnews