White House condemns missile attacks on Saudi by Yemen's HouthisBEIJING (Reuters) - The White House on Wednesday condemned missile attacks by Yemen’s Houthi militias on Saudi Arabia, saying they threatened the region’s security and undermined efforts to halt the conflict. Saudi Arabia said its air defense forces intercepted a ballistic missile fired from warring Yemen over the capital Riyadh on Saturday. The rocket was brought down near King Khaled Airport on the northern outskirts of the capital. Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said Iran’s supply of rockets to militias in Yemen was an act of “direct military aggression” that could be an act of war. “Houthi missile attacks against Saudi Arabia, enabled by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, threaten regional security and undermine UN efforts to negotiate an end to the conflict,” the White House said in a statement as U.S. President Donald Trump began a visit to the Chinese capital.  “These missile systems were not present in Yemen before the conflict, and we call upon the United Nations to conduct a thorough examination of evidence that the Iranian regime is perpetuating the war in Yemen to advance its regional ambitions,” the statement added.   It said the United States would continue working with other “like-minded” partners to respond to such attacks and expose what it called Iran’s destabilizing activities in the region. Iran denied it was behind the missile launch. On Wednesday, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said missile attacks from Yemen were a reaction to what he called Saudi aggression. In reaction to the missile, the Saudi-led coalition closed all air, land and sea ports to the impoverished country. It also intensified air strikes on areas controlled by the Houthis including the capital Sanaa. The war has killed more than 10,000 people and triggered one of the worst man-made humanitarian disasters in recent history. The United Nations on Tuesday called on the coalition to re-open an aid lifeline into Yemen, saying food and medicine imports were vital for 7 million people facing famine. politicsNews
white house condemns missile attacks saudi yemen houthisbeijing reuters the white house wednesday condemned missile attacks yemen south militias saudi arabia saying threatened region security undermined efforts halt conflict saudi arabia said air defense forces intercepted ballistic missile fired warring yemen capital riyadh saturday the rocket brought near king killed airport northern outskirts capital saudi arabia crown prince mohammed bin salman said iran supply rockets militias yemen act direct military aggression could act war south missile attacks saudi arabia enabled iran islamic revolutionary guard corps threaten regional security undermine un efforts negotiate end conflict white house said statement president donald trump began visit chinese capital these missile systems present yemen conflict call upon united nations conduct thorough examination evidence iranian regime perpetuating war yemen advance regional ambitions statement added it said united states would continue working partners respond attacks expose called iran stabilizing activities region iran denied behind missile launch on wednesday iranian president hassan rouhani said missile attacks yemen reaction called saudi aggression in reaction missile coalition closed air land sea ports impoverished country it also intensified air strikes areas controlled youths including capital santa the war killed people triggered one worst humanitarian disasters recent history the united nations tuesday called coalition aid lifeline yemen saying food medicine imports vital million people facing famine politicsnews
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: White House condemns missile attacks on Saudi by Yemen's HouthisBEIJING (Reuters) - The White House on Wednesday condemned missile attacks by Yemen’s Houthi militias on Saudi Arabia, saying they threatened the region’s security and undermined efforts to halt the conflict. Saudi Arabia said its air defense forces intercepted a ballistic missile fired from warring Yemen over the capital Riyadh on Saturday. The rocket was brought down near King Khaled Airport on the northern outskirts of the capital. Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said Iran’s supply of rockets to militias in Yemen was an act of “direct military aggression” that could be an act of war. “Houthi missile attacks against Saudi Arabia, enabled by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, threaten regional security and undermine UN efforts to negotiate an end to the conflict,” the White House said in a statement as U.S. President Donald Trump began a visit to the Chinese capital.  “These missile systems were not present in Yemen before the conflict, and we call upon the United Nations to conduct a thorough examination of evidence that the Iranian regime is perpetuating the war in Yemen to advance its regional ambitions,” the statement added.   It said the United States would continue working with other “like-minded” partners to respond to such attacks and expose what it called Iran’s destabilizing activities in the region. Iran denied it was behind the missile launch. On Wednesday, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said missile attacks from Yemen were a reaction to what he called Saudi aggression. In reaction to the missile, the Saudi-led coalition closed all air, land and sea ports to the impoverished country. It also intensified air strikes on areas controlled by the Houthis including the capital Sanaa. The war has killed more than 10,000 people and triggered one of the worst man-made humanitarian disasters in recent history. The United Nations on Tuesday called on the coalition to re-open an aid lifeline into Yemen, saying food and medicine imports were vital for 7 million people facing famine. politicsNews
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: white house condemns missile attacks saudi yemen houthisbeijing reuters the white house wednesday condemned missile attacks yemen south militias saudi arabia saying threatened region security undermined efforts halt conflict saudi arabia said air defense forces intercepted ballistic missile fired warring yemen capital riyadh saturday the rocket brought near king killed airport northern outskirts capital saudi arabia crown prince mohammed bin salman said iran supply rockets militias yemen act direct military aggression could act war south missile attacks saudi arabia enabled iran islamic revolutionary guard corps threaten regional security undermine un efforts negotiate end conflict white house said statement president donald trump began visit chinese capital these missile systems present yemen conflict call upon united nations conduct thorough examination evidence iranian regime perpetuating war yemen advance regional ambitions statement added it said united states would continue working partners respond attacks expose called iran stabilizing activities region iran denied behind missile launch on wednesday iranian president hassan rouhani said missile attacks yemen reaction called saudi aggression in reaction missile coalition closed air land sea ports impoverished country it also intensified air strikes areas controlled youths including capital santa the war killed people triggered one worst humanitarian disasters recent history the united nations tuesday called coalition aid lifeline yemen saying food medicine imports vital million people facing famine politicsnews