Iran vows to stand with Baghdad, Ankara against Iraqi Kurds' independence pushLONDON (Reuters) - Tehran vowed on Tuesday to stand alongside Baghdad and Ankara  against the outcome of an independence referendum staged by Kurdish authorities in northern Iraq, a day after thousands of Iranian Kurds marched in support of the vote. State media also quoted an army commander as saying that new missile systems were installed on Tuesday, a day after the referendum, in western provinces that border Iraqi Kurdish areas to  firmly respond to any invasion . Iran, Iraq and Turkey - countries with Kurdish minorities - have all denounced the referendum as a threat to the stability of a region already beset by conflict, while the United States has expressed similar disquiet. Ali Akbar Velayati, the top adviser to Iran s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, stepped up the pressure as the Iraqi government ruled out talks on possible secession for Kurdish-held northern Iraq and Turkey threatened sanctions.  The Iraqi people won t stand silent. Iran and Turkey and other regional countries won t stand silent and will stand against this abhorrent deviation,  Velayati was quoted as saying by ISNA news agency.  The Muslim nations will not allow the creation of a second Israel.   Velayati did not say what action Iran had in mind. However, the country s media have compared the Kurds  desire for a homeland with the 1948 creation of Israel. The Islamic republic regards the Jewish state as its greatest enemy along with the United States. Initial referendum results indicated 72 percent of eligible voters had taken part and an overwhelming majority, possibly over 90 percent, had said  yes , Kurdish TV channel Rudaw said. Final results are expected by Wednesday. Undaunted by years of official suppression of dissent, residents in a number of mainly Kurdish cities in northwestern Iran danced in circles as night fell on Monday, chanting slogans praising Kurdish nationalist movements.  Videos posted on social media showed drivers beeping their car horns in celebration and people clapping in the cities of Marivan and Baneh. Many wore masks so as not to be identified by the security forces. About 30 million ethnic Kurds are scattered across the region but have no country of their own. With 8 to 10 million living in Iran, Tehran fears pressure for secession will grow among a minority which has a long history of struggle for its political rights. A strong police presence tried to control the celebrating crowd. There were reports of clashes between the demonstrators and security forces in the cities of Mahabad and Sanandaj. In Sanandaj the crowd waved the flag of Kurdistan, a banned symbol for the Kurds  desire for independence.  This referendum will encourage Iranian Kurds to be more determined to seek their rights,  said Zaribar, a Marivan resident and member of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan, a secular armed group which launches periodic attacks in Iran.   This referendum was not a threat to Iraq s neighbors, but it s a starting point to resolve the issues of Kurds, especially in Iran,  added Zaribar, who declined to give his full name. Tehran announced a ban on direct flights to and from Iraqi Kurdistan on Sunday at the request of the central government in Baghdad and called for a land blockade of the autonomous region by all neighboring countries. Media gave no further details of the newly-installed missile systems. However, Iranian fighter jets flew in a show of force over western provinces of Iran as part of a military drill, including the Kurdish cities of Sardasht and Oshnavieh. Although many Iranian Kurds would like to copy the referendum model, the road to autonomy or independence would be more difficult under the Islamic Republic s theocratic rule and its military might. The Revolutionary Guards have put down unrest in Kurdish areas for decades, and the hardline judiciary has sentenced many activists to long jail terms or death. Iran sent Guards Commander Qassem Soleimani to northern Iraq last week in a failed final effort to persuade the Kurdistan regional government from holding the referendum. One Kurd from Baneh, who gave his name as Arbaba, said he was exhilarated  from the bottom of my heart for victory in the referendum . However, he was worried it would increase pressure on Iranian Kurds to prevent them from going down the same path.  The Iranian regime will militarize the Kurdish areas even more,  Arbaba said. For the Iranian state the referendum of the Kurds  demand for state of their own was a  Zionist plot  aimed at bringing instability to the region.  This view that a wandering scattered nation would only find peace if they find a homeland, was the core philosophy for creation of Israel,  wrote the Kayhan, a hardline newspaper closely associated with Supreme Leader. Israel has backed Kurdish independence. It has maintained discreet military, intelligence and business ties with Kurds since the 1960s, viewing the minority as a buffer against shared adversaries. worldnews
iran vows stand baghdad kara iraqi kurds independence pushlondon reuters tehran vowed tuesday stand alongside baghdad kara outcome independence referendum staged kurdish authorities northern iraq day thousands iranian kurds marched support vote state media also quoted army commander saying new missile systems installed tuesday day referendum western provinces border iraqi kurdish areas firmly respond invasion iran iraq turkey countries kurdish minorities denounced referendum threat stability region already beset conflict united states expressed similar disquiet ali abbr velayati top adviser iran supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei stepped pressure iraqi government ruled talks possible secession northern iraq turkey threatened sanctions the iraqi people stand silent iran turkey regional countries stand silent stand abhorrent deviation velayati quoted saying isn news agency the muslim nations allow creation second israel velayati say action iran mind however country media compared kurds desire homeland creation israel the islamic republic regards jewish state greatest enemy along united states initial referendum results indicated percent eligible voters taken part overwhelming majority possibly percent said yes kurdish tv channel draw said final results expected wednesday unwanted years official suppression dissent residents number mainly kurdish cities northwestern iran danced circles night fell monday chanting slogans praising kurdish nationalist movements videos posted social media showed drivers keeping car horns celebration people clipping cities marian bane many wore masks identified security forces about million ethnic kurds scattered across region country with million living iran tehran fears pressure secession grow among minority long history struggle political rights a strong police presence tried control celebrating crowd there reports clashes demonstrators security forces cities mahabad sanandaj in sanandaj crowd waved flag kurdistan banned symbol kurds desire independence this referendum encourage iranian kurds determined seek rights said zaribar marian resident member democratic party iranian kurdistan secular armed group launches periodic attacks iran this referendum threat iraq neighbors starting point resolve issues kurds especially iran added zaribar declined give full name tehran announced ban direct flights iraqi kurdistan sunday request central government baghdad called land blockade autonomous region neighboring countries media gave details missile systems however iranian fighter jets flew show force western provinces iran part military drill including kurdish cities sardasht oshnavieh although many iranian kurds would like copy referendum model road autonomy independence would difficult islamic republic theoretic rule military might the revolutionary guards put unrest kurdish areas decades hardline judiciary sentenced many activists long jail terms death iran sent guards commander passed soleimani northern iraq last week failed final effort persuade kurdistan regional government holding referendum one kur bane gave name arab said exhilarated bottom heart victory referendum however worried would increase pressure iranian kurds prevent going path the iranian regime militaire kurdish areas even arab said for iranian state referendum kurds demand state pianist plot aimed bringing instability region this view wandering scattered nation would find peace find homeland core philosophy creation israel wrote khan hardline newspaper closely associated supreme leader israel backed kurdish independence it maintained discreet military intelligence business ties kurds since viewing minority buffer shared adversaries 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: Iran vows to stand with Baghdad, Ankara against Iraqi Kurds' independence pushLONDON (Reuters) - Tehran vowed on Tuesday to stand alongside Baghdad and Ankara  against the outcome of an independence referendum staged by Kurdish authorities in northern Iraq, a day after thousands of Iranian Kurds marched in support of the vote. State media also quoted an army commander as saying that new missile systems were installed on Tuesday, a day after the referendum, in western provinces that border Iraqi Kurdish areas to  firmly respond to any invasion . Iran, Iraq and Turkey - countries with Kurdish minorities - have all denounced the referendum as a threat to the stability of a region already beset by conflict, while the United States has expressed similar disquiet. Ali Akbar Velayati, the top adviser to Iran s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, stepped up the pressure as the Iraqi government ruled out talks on possible secession for Kurdish-held northern Iraq and Turkey threatened sanctions.  The Iraqi people won t stand silent. Iran and Turkey and other regional countries won t stand silent and will stand against this abhorrent deviation,  Velayati was quoted as saying by ISNA news agency.  The Muslim nations will not allow the creation of a second Israel.   Velayati did not say what action Iran had in mind. However, the country s media have compared the Kurds  desire for a homeland with the 1948 creation of Israel. The Islamic republic regards the Jewish state as its greatest enemy along with the United States. Initial referendum results indicated 72 percent of eligible voters had taken part and an overwhelming majority, possibly over 90 percent, had said  yes , Kurdish TV channel Rudaw said. Final results are expected by Wednesday. Undaunted by years of official suppression of dissent, residents in a number of mainly Kurdish cities in northwestern Iran danced in circles as night fell on Monday, chanting slogans praising Kurdish nationalist movements.  Videos posted on social media showed drivers beeping their car horns in celebration and people clapping in the cities of Marivan and Baneh. Many wore masks so as not to be identified by the security forces. About 30 million ethnic Kurds are scattered across the region but have no country of their own. With 8 to 10 million living in Iran, Tehran fears pressure for secession will grow among a minority which has a long history of struggle for its political rights. A strong police presence tried to control the celebrating crowd. There were reports of clashes between the demonstrators and security forces in the cities of Mahabad and Sanandaj. In Sanandaj the crowd waved the flag of Kurdistan, a banned symbol for the Kurds  desire for independence.  This referendum will encourage Iranian Kurds to be more determined to seek their rights,  said Zaribar, a Marivan resident and member of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan, a secular armed group which launches periodic attacks in Iran.   This referendum was not a threat to Iraq s neighbors, but it s a starting point to resolve the issues of Kurds, especially in Iran,  added Zaribar, who declined to give his full name. Tehran announced a ban on direct flights to and from Iraqi Kurdistan on Sunday at the request of the central government in Baghdad and called for a land blockade of the autonomous region by all neighboring countries. Media gave no further details of the newly-installed missile systems. However, Iranian fighter jets flew in a show of force over western provinces of Iran as part of a military drill, including the Kurdish cities of Sardasht and Oshnavieh. Although many Iranian Kurds would like to copy the referendum model, the road to autonomy or independence would be more difficult under the Islamic Republic s theocratic rule and its military might. The Revolutionary Guards have put down unrest in Kurdish areas for decades, and the hardline judiciary has sentenced many activists to long jail terms or death. Iran sent Guards Commander Qassem Soleimani to northern Iraq last week in a failed final effort to persuade the Kurdistan regional government from holding the referendum. One Kurd from Baneh, who gave his name as Arbaba, said he was exhilarated  from the bottom of my heart for victory in the referendum . However, he was worried it would increase pressure on Iranian Kurds to prevent them from going down the same path.  The Iranian regime will militarize the Kurdish areas even more,  Arbaba said. For the Iranian state the referendum of the Kurds  demand for state of their own was a  Zionist plot  aimed at bringing instability to the region.  This view that a wandering scattered nation would only find peace if they find a homeland, was the core philosophy for creation of Israel,  wrote the Kayhan, a hardline newspaper closely associated with Supreme Leader. Israel has backed Kurdish independence. It has maintained discreet military, intelligence and business ties with Kurds since the 1960s, viewing the minority as a buffer against shared adversaries. 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: iran vows stand baghdad kara iraqi kurds independence pushlondon reuters tehran vowed tuesday stand alongside baghdad kara outcome independence referendum staged kurdish authorities northern iraq day thousands iranian kurds marched support vote state media also quoted army commander saying new missile systems installed tuesday day referendum western provinces border iraqi kurdish areas firmly respond invasion iran iraq turkey countries kurdish minorities denounced referendum threat stability region already beset conflict united states expressed similar disquiet ali abbr velayati top adviser iran supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei stepped pressure iraqi government ruled talks possible secession northern iraq turkey threatened sanctions the iraqi people stand silent iran turkey regional countries stand silent stand abhorrent deviation velayati quoted saying isn news agency the muslim nations allow creation second israel velayati say action iran mind however country media compared kurds desire homeland creation israel the islamic republic regards jewish state greatest enemy along united states initial referendum results indicated percent eligible voters taken part overwhelming majority possibly percent said yes kurdish tv channel draw said final results expected wednesday unwanted years official suppression dissent residents number mainly kurdish cities northwestern iran danced circles night fell monday chanting slogans praising kurdish nationalist movements videos posted social media showed drivers keeping car horns celebration people clipping cities marian bane many wore masks identified security forces about million ethnic kurds scattered across region country with million living iran tehran fears pressure secession grow among minority long history struggle political rights a strong police presence tried control celebrating crowd there reports clashes demonstrators security forces cities mahabad sanandaj in sanandaj crowd waved flag kurdistan banned symbol kurds desire independence this referendum encourage iranian kurds determined seek rights said zaribar marian resident member democratic party iranian kurdistan secular armed group launches periodic attacks iran this referendum threat iraq neighbors starting point resolve issues kurds especially iran added zaribar declined give full name tehran announced ban direct flights iraqi kurdistan sunday request central government baghdad called land blockade autonomous region neighboring countries media gave details missile systems however iranian fighter jets flew show force western provinces iran part military drill including kurdish cities sardasht oshnavieh although many iranian kurds would like copy referendum model road autonomy independence would difficult islamic republic theoretic rule military might the revolutionary guards put unrest kurdish areas decades hardline judiciary sentenced many activists long jail terms death iran sent guards commander passed soleimani northern iraq last week failed final effort persuade kurdistan regional government holding referendum one kur bane gave name arab said exhilarated bottom heart victory referendum however worried would increase pressure iranian kurds prevent going path the iranian regime militaire kurdish areas even arab said for iranian state referendum kurds demand state pianist plot aimed bringing instability region this view wandering scattered nation would find peace find homeland core philosophy creation israel wrote khan hardline newspaper closely associated supreme leader israel backed kurdish independence it maintained discreet military intelligence business ties kurds since viewing minority buffer shared adversaries worldnews