Hezbollah dismisses U.S. rewards for arrest of its operativesBEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon s Hezbollah group dismissed multi-million-dollar rewards offered by the United States for the arrest of two of its senior members, saying on Wednesday they would have no impact. Washington has offered up to $7 million for information leading to the detention of Talal Hamiyah, head of Hezbollah s foreign operations, and up to $5 million for Fuad Shukr, a top Hezbollah military operative. The move on Tuesday came as the Trump administration prepared to unveil a strategy to step up pressure on Hezbollah s main backer Iran. Nicholas Rasmussen, the head of the U.S. National CounterTerrorism Center, blamed the group for a series of attacks around the world.  These accusations from the American administration against Hezbollah and its mujahideen are rejected and void ... They will not affect the work of the resistance at all,  a senior Hezbollah official told Reuters.  The official, who declined to be named, said the U.S. threat came as a reaction to Hezbollah s recent gains in the region.  Shi ite Hezbollah has played a major role in backing President Bashar al-Assad in the six-year Syrian war. It has sent thousands of its fighters into Syria, helping the Damascus government recover territory from rebels and militants. Hamiyah has been on the U.S. State Department s foreign terrorist list since 2015 and Shukr was added in 2013. Washington named Hezbollah as a foreign terrorist organization in 1997. worldnews
hezbollah dismisses rewards arrest operativesbeirut reuters lebanon hezbollah group dismissed rewards offered united states arrest two senior members saying wednesday would impact washington offered million information leading detention tall hamiyah head hezbollah foreign operations million fund sur top hezbollah military operative the move tuesday came trump administration prepared unveil strategy step pressure hezbollah main backer iran nicholas rasmussen head national counterterrorism center blamed group series attacks around world these accusations american administration hezbollah mujahideen rejected void they affect work resistance senior hezbollah official told reuters the official declined named said threat came reaction hezbollah recent gains region shi ite hezbollah played major role backing president basal syrian war it sent thousands fighters syria helping damascus government recover territory rebels militants hamiyah state department foreign terrorist list since sur added washington named hezbollah foreign terrorist organization 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: Hezbollah dismisses U.S. rewards for arrest of its operativesBEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon s Hezbollah group dismissed multi-million-dollar rewards offered by the United States for the arrest of two of its senior members, saying on Wednesday they would have no impact. Washington has offered up to $7 million for information leading to the detention of Talal Hamiyah, head of Hezbollah s foreign operations, and up to $5 million for Fuad Shukr, a top Hezbollah military operative. The move on Tuesday came as the Trump administration prepared to unveil a strategy to step up pressure on Hezbollah s main backer Iran. Nicholas Rasmussen, the head of the U.S. National CounterTerrorism Center, blamed the group for a series of attacks around the world.  These accusations from the American administration against Hezbollah and its mujahideen are rejected and void ... They will not affect the work of the resistance at all,  a senior Hezbollah official told Reuters.  The official, who declined to be named, said the U.S. threat came as a reaction to Hezbollah s recent gains in the region.  Shi ite Hezbollah has played a major role in backing President Bashar al-Assad in the six-year Syrian war. It has sent thousands of its fighters into Syria, helping the Damascus government recover territory from rebels and militants. Hamiyah has been on the U.S. State Department s foreign terrorist list since 2015 and Shukr was added in 2013. Washington named Hezbollah as a foreign terrorist organization in 1997. 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: hezbollah dismisses rewards arrest operativesbeirut reuters lebanon hezbollah group dismissed rewards offered united states arrest two senior members saying wednesday would impact washington offered million information leading detention tall hamiyah head hezbollah foreign operations million fund sur top hezbollah military operative the move tuesday came trump administration prepared unveil strategy step pressure hezbollah main backer iran nicholas rasmussen head national counterterrorism center blamed group series attacks around world these accusations american administration hezbollah mujahideen rejected void they affect work resistance senior hezbollah official told reuters the official declined named said threat came reaction hezbollah recent gains region shi ite hezbollah played major role backing president basal syrian war it sent thousands fighters syria helping damascus government recover territory rebels militants hamiyah state department foreign terrorist list since sur added washington named hezbollah foreign terrorist organization worldnews