German police arrest alleged Islamic State militant in ice rink truck attack plotBERLIN (Reuters) - German police arrested a 29-year-old man they said was an active member of Islamic State who was plotting a truck attack on an ice rink.  The arrest, a year after Anis Amri, a failed Tunisian asylum seeker with Islamist links, hijacked a truck and drove it into a Christmas market in Berlin, killing 12 people, comes as security services have warned of growing numbers of radical Islamists in Germany.  He was considering an attack on the ice rink on the Schlossplatz in Karlsruhe,  police in the south-western state of Baden-Wuerttemberg said, adding that the suspect was a German citizen whose name they gave only as Dasbar W.  To that end he was assessing areas around Karlsruhe Castle and, from September 2017, had begun seeking employment as a delivery driver - without success,  the police statement said. In 2015, the suspect traveled to Iraq to fight for Islamic State, receiving weapons training and working as a scout seeking potential attack targets in the city of Erbil, police said. He returned to Germany the following year. Before leaving for Iraq, Dasbar worked for Islamic State from Germany, producing propaganda videos and proselytizing to converts in online chat rooms, police said. Earlier this month, Germany s security service warned that the number of Salafists - followers of a radical Islamist ideology - had risen to an all-time high of 10,800, though the number prepared to mount attacks was in the order of hundreds. worldnews
german police arrest alleged islamic state militant ice rink truck attack plotberlin reuters german police arrested man said active member islamic state plotting truck attack ice rink the arrest year gnis ari failed tunisia asylum seeker islamic links hijacked truck drove christmas market berlin killing people comes security services warned growing numbers radical islamists germany he considering attack ice rink schlossplatz karlsruhe police state said adding suspect german citizen whose name gave navbar to end assessing areas around karlsruhe castle september begun seeking employment delivery driver without success police statement said in suspect traveled iraq fight islamic state receiving weapons training working scout seeking potential attack targets city gerbil police said he returned germany following year before leaving iraq navbar worked islamic state germany producing propaganda videos proselytizing converts online chat rooms police said earlier month germany security service warned number salafists followers radical islamic ideology risen high though number prepared mount attacks order hundreds 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: German police arrest alleged Islamic State militant in ice rink truck attack plotBERLIN (Reuters) - German police arrested a 29-year-old man they said was an active member of Islamic State who was plotting a truck attack on an ice rink.  The arrest, a year after Anis Amri, a failed Tunisian asylum seeker with Islamist links, hijacked a truck and drove it into a Christmas market in Berlin, killing 12 people, comes as security services have warned of growing numbers of radical Islamists in Germany.  He was considering an attack on the ice rink on the Schlossplatz in Karlsruhe,  police in the south-western state of Baden-Wuerttemberg said, adding that the suspect was a German citizen whose name they gave only as Dasbar W.  To that end he was assessing areas around Karlsruhe Castle and, from September 2017, had begun seeking employment as a delivery driver - without success,  the police statement said. In 2015, the suspect traveled to Iraq to fight for Islamic State, receiving weapons training and working as a scout seeking potential attack targets in the city of Erbil, police said. He returned to Germany the following year. Before leaving for Iraq, Dasbar worked for Islamic State from Germany, producing propaganda videos and proselytizing to converts in online chat rooms, police said. Earlier this month, Germany s security service warned that the number of Salafists - followers of a radical Islamist ideology - had risen to an all-time high of 10,800, though the number prepared to mount attacks was in the order of hundreds. 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: german police arrest alleged islamic state militant ice rink truck attack plotberlin reuters german police arrested man said active member islamic state plotting truck attack ice rink the arrest year gnis ari failed tunisia asylum seeker islamic links hijacked truck drove christmas market berlin killing people comes security services warned growing numbers radical islamists germany he considering attack ice rink schlossplatz karlsruhe police state said adding suspect german citizen whose name gave navbar to end assessing areas around karlsruhe castle september begun seeking employment delivery driver without success police statement said in suspect traveled iraq fight islamic state receiving weapons training working scout seeking potential attack targets city gerbil police said he returned germany following year before leaving iraq navbar worked islamic state germany producing propaganda videos proselytizing converts online chat rooms police said earlier month germany security service warned number salafists followers radical islamic ideology risen high though number prepared mount attacks order hundreds worldnews