Italy breaks up Libyan fuel smuggling ring involving mafiaROME (Reuters) - Sicilian police on Wednesday sought the arrest of nine people, including a suspected mobster, for running a Libyan fuel-smuggling ring in which at least 30 million euros ($35 million) of diesel was sold in gas stations in Italy and Europe. A Libyan, nicknamed the  boss , used small boats to steal fuel from a refinery in Zawiya, a port city west of Tripoli, a statement from the finance police said.  The fuel, stolen from Libya s National Oil Corporation (NOC), was then transferred to a larger ship off the coast of Malta and brought to Italy. Police from the Sicilian city of Catania  documented in detail 30 voyages in which more than 80 million kilos of diesel fuel was imported,  the statement said.  For the first time, the Catania court authorized the use of technology capable of listening in on satellite phone calls during the investigation, police said.  Six of the nine have been arrested and an international arrest warrant has been issued for the other three, who are abroad. One of the men arrested, Nicola Romeo, has been accused of being a member of the Santapaola clan of the Sicilian mafia, while the Libyan, Fahmi Mousa Saleem Ben Khalifa, is already in custody in Libya on accusations of fuel smuggling. Another Italian man headed a seemingly legitimate company used to distribute the stolen fuel in gas stations in Italy, France and Spain, police said.  The Italian company offered its diesel to distributors for up to 60 percent less than market prices. Though the quality of the diesel, which was meant for ships  engines, was of a lower standard than that used by vehicles in Italy, it was sold at the same price. ($1 = 0.8499 euros) worldnews
italy breaks libyan fuel smuggling ring involving mafiarome reuters civilian police wednesday sought arrest nine people including suspected mobster running libyan ring least million euros million diesel sold gas stations italy europe a libyan nicknamed boss used small boats steal fuel refinery zawiya port city west triple statement finance police said the fuel stolen libya national oil corporation noc transferred larger ship coast malta brought italy police civilian city ataxia documented detail voyages million kills diesel fuel imported statement said for first time ataxia court authorized use technology capable listening satellite phone calls investigation police said six nine arrested international arrest warrant issued three abroad one men arrested nicola romeo accused member santapaola clan civilian mafia libyan farm mouse salem ben khalifa already custody libya accusations fuel smuggling another italian man headed seemingly legitimate company used distribute stolen fuel gas stations italy france spain police said the italian company offered diesel distributors percent less market prices though quality diesel meant ships engines lower standard used vehicles italy sold price euros 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: Italy breaks up Libyan fuel smuggling ring involving mafiaROME (Reuters) - Sicilian police on Wednesday sought the arrest of nine people, including a suspected mobster, for running a Libyan fuel-smuggling ring in which at least 30 million euros ($35 million) of diesel was sold in gas stations in Italy and Europe. A Libyan, nicknamed the  boss , used small boats to steal fuel from a refinery in Zawiya, a port city west of Tripoli, a statement from the finance police said.  The fuel, stolen from Libya s National Oil Corporation (NOC), was then transferred to a larger ship off the coast of Malta and brought to Italy. Police from the Sicilian city of Catania  documented in detail 30 voyages in which more than 80 million kilos of diesel fuel was imported,  the statement said.  For the first time, the Catania court authorized the use of technology capable of listening in on satellite phone calls during the investigation, police said.  Six of the nine have been arrested and an international arrest warrant has been issued for the other three, who are abroad. One of the men arrested, Nicola Romeo, has been accused of being a member of the Santapaola clan of the Sicilian mafia, while the Libyan, Fahmi Mousa Saleem Ben Khalifa, is already in custody in Libya on accusations of fuel smuggling. Another Italian man headed a seemingly legitimate company used to distribute the stolen fuel in gas stations in Italy, France and Spain, police said.  The Italian company offered its diesel to distributors for up to 60 percent less than market prices. Though the quality of the diesel, which was meant for ships  engines, was of a lower standard than that used by vehicles in Italy, it was sold at the same price. ($1 = 0.8499 euros) 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: italy breaks libyan fuel smuggling ring involving mafiarome reuters civilian police wednesday sought arrest nine people including suspected mobster running libyan ring least million euros million diesel sold gas stations italy europe a libyan nicknamed boss used small boats steal fuel refinery zawiya port city west triple statement finance police said the fuel stolen libya national oil corporation noc transferred larger ship coast malta brought italy police civilian city ataxia documented detail voyages million kills diesel fuel imported statement said for first time ataxia court authorized use technology capable listening satellite phone calls investigation police said six nine arrested international arrest warrant issued three abroad one men arrested nicola romeo accused member santapaola clan civilian mafia libyan farm mouse salem ben khalifa already custody libya accusations fuel smuggling another italian man headed seemingly legitimate company used distribute stolen fuel gas stations italy france spain police said the italian company offered diesel distributors percent less market prices though quality diesel meant ships engines lower standard used vehicles italy sold price euros worldnews