Syria condemns Trump stance on Iran dealBEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria s Foreign Ministry on Sunday condemned the U.S. administration of President Donald Trump for its position on the Iran nuclear deal, saying in comments to state media that it would increase regional tension and threaten security and peace.   Syria condemns the aggressive policies of the U.S. administration against the interests of the people, and which will increase the atmosphere of tension in the region and the world,  state news agency SANA quoted an official source at the ministry as saying.  Trump refused on Friday to formally certify that Tehran was complying with the 2015 accord even though international inspectors say it is. He warned he might ultimately terminate the agreement.  Syria is a close ally of Iran, which has given extensive military and financial aid to President Bashar al-Assad in his more than six years of war against rebels seeking to oust him.  The nuclear deal was also signed by China, Russia, France, Britain, Germany and the European Union, leading European allies to warn that putting it into limbo risks undermining U.S. credibility abroad.  The U.S. Congress will now have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran that it lifted under the pact.  worldnews
syria condemns trump stance iran dealbeirut reuters syria foreign ministry sunday condemned administration president donald trump position iran nuclear deal saying comments state media would increase regional tension threaten security peace syria condemns aggressive policies administration interests people increase atmosphere tension region world state news agency sana quoted official source ministry saying trump refused friday formally certify tehran complying accord even though international inspectors say he warned might ultimately terminate agreement syria close ally iran given extensive military financial aid president basal six years war rebels seeking oust the nuclear deal also signed china russia france britain germany european union leading european allies warn putting limbo risks undermining credibility abroad the congress days decide whether impose economic sanctions tehran lifted pact 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: Syria condemns Trump stance on Iran dealBEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria s Foreign Ministry on Sunday condemned the U.S. administration of President Donald Trump for its position on the Iran nuclear deal, saying in comments to state media that it would increase regional tension and threaten security and peace.   Syria condemns the aggressive policies of the U.S. administration against the interests of the people, and which will increase the atmosphere of tension in the region and the world,  state news agency SANA quoted an official source at the ministry as saying.  Trump refused on Friday to formally certify that Tehran was complying with the 2015 accord even though international inspectors say it is. He warned he might ultimately terminate the agreement.  Syria is a close ally of Iran, which has given extensive military and financial aid to President Bashar al-Assad in his more than six years of war against rebels seeking to oust him.  The nuclear deal was also signed by China, Russia, France, Britain, Germany and the European Union, leading European allies to warn that putting it into limbo risks undermining U.S. credibility abroad.  The U.S. Congress will now have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran that it lifted under the pact.  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: syria condemns trump stance iran dealbeirut reuters syria foreign ministry sunday condemned administration president donald trump position iran nuclear deal saying comments state media would increase regional tension threaten security peace syria condemns aggressive policies administration interests people increase atmosphere tension region world state news agency sana quoted official source ministry saying trump refused friday formally certify tehran complying accord even though international inspectors say he warned might ultimately terminate agreement syria close ally iran given extensive military financial aid president basal six years war rebels seeking oust the nuclear deal also signed china russia france britain germany european union leading european allies warn putting limbo risks undermining credibility abroad the congress days decide whether impose economic sanctions tehran lifted pact worldnews