Second day of jury deliberation for Turkish banker ends with no verdictNEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York jury on Thursday ended its second day of deliberations without a verdict in the trial of a Turkish banker accused of helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions. The jury had begun deliberating on Wednesday following the three-week trial of Mehmet Hakan Atilla, an executive at Turkey s majority state-owned Halkbank. The trial featured testimony from Turkish-Iranian gold trader Reza Zarrab, who pleaded guilty to charges of violating sanctions and testified for U.S. prosecutors, and from Huseyin Korkmaz, a former Turkish police officer who said he investigated Zarrab in 2012 and 2013. Jurors on Thursday sent notes asking to review a part of Korkmaz s testimony. They have also asked for clarification of a part of U.S. District Judge Richard Berman s legal instructions. The jurors are expected to resume deliberations on Friday. Zarrab testified that Atilla helped design fraudulent transactions of gold and food that allowed Iran to spend its oil and gas revenues abroad, including through U.S. financial institutions, defying U.S. sanctions. Both Zarrab and Korkmaz implicated Turkish officials in their testimony, including President Tayyip Erdogan. Attempts to reach Erdogan s spokesman for comment on the allegations at the trial have been unsuccessful. Erdogan has publicly dismissed the case as a politically motivated attack on his government. Korkmaz testified that he was jailed in retaliation for his investigation and eventually fled Turkey last year. An Istanbul prosecutor has issued arrest warrants for Korkmaz s parents, the Hurriyet newspaper reported on Wednesday. Korkmaz testified that he left some evidence from his investigation with his mother. Atilla, testifying in his own defense at the trial, denied all the charges against him. Halkbank has denied taking part in any illegal transactions. U.S. prosecutors charged nine people in the criminal case, though only Zarrab, 34, and Atilla, 47, were arrested by U.S. authorities. worldnews
second day jury deliberation turkish banker ends verdictnew york reuters a new york jury thursday ended second day deliberations without verdict trial turkish banker accused helping iran evade sanctions the jury begun delineating wednesday following trial meet hasan still executive turkey majority halfback the trial featured testimony gold trader rez array pleaded guilty charges violating sanctions testified prosecutors seyin korkmaz former turkish police officer said investigated array jurors thursday sent notes asking review part korkmaz testimony they also asked clarification part district judge richard german legal instructions the jurors expected resume deliberations friday array testified still helped design fraudulent transactions gold food allowed iran spend oil gas revenues abroad including financial institutions defying sanctions both array korkmaz implicated turkish officials testimony including president tayyip erdogan attempts reach erdogan spokesman comment allegations trial unsuccessful erdogan publicly dismissed case politically motivated attack government korkmaz testified jailed retaliation investigation eventually fled turkey last year an istanbul prosecutor issued arrest warrants korkmaz parents rriyet newspaper reported wednesday korkmaz testified left evidence investigation mother still testifying defense trial denied charges halfback denied taking part illegal transactions prosecutors charged nine people criminal case though array still arrested authorities 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: Second day of jury deliberation for Turkish banker ends with no verdictNEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York jury on Thursday ended its second day of deliberations without a verdict in the trial of a Turkish banker accused of helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions. The jury had begun deliberating on Wednesday following the three-week trial of Mehmet Hakan Atilla, an executive at Turkey s majority state-owned Halkbank. The trial featured testimony from Turkish-Iranian gold trader Reza Zarrab, who pleaded guilty to charges of violating sanctions and testified for U.S. prosecutors, and from Huseyin Korkmaz, a former Turkish police officer who said he investigated Zarrab in 2012 and 2013. Jurors on Thursday sent notes asking to review a part of Korkmaz s testimony. They have also asked for clarification of a part of U.S. District Judge Richard Berman s legal instructions. The jurors are expected to resume deliberations on Friday. Zarrab testified that Atilla helped design fraudulent transactions of gold and food that allowed Iran to spend its oil and gas revenues abroad, including through U.S. financial institutions, defying U.S. sanctions. Both Zarrab and Korkmaz implicated Turkish officials in their testimony, including President Tayyip Erdogan. Attempts to reach Erdogan s spokesman for comment on the allegations at the trial have been unsuccessful. Erdogan has publicly dismissed the case as a politically motivated attack on his government. Korkmaz testified that he was jailed in retaliation for his investigation and eventually fled Turkey last year. An Istanbul prosecutor has issued arrest warrants for Korkmaz s parents, the Hurriyet newspaper reported on Wednesday. Korkmaz testified that he left some evidence from his investigation with his mother. Atilla, testifying in his own defense at the trial, denied all the charges against him. Halkbank has denied taking part in any illegal transactions. U.S. prosecutors charged nine people in the criminal case, though only Zarrab, 34, and Atilla, 47, were arrested by U.S. authorities. 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: second day jury deliberation turkish banker ends verdictnew york reuters a new york jury thursday ended second day deliberations without verdict trial turkish banker accused helping iran evade sanctions the jury begun delineating wednesday following trial meet hasan still executive turkey majority halfback the trial featured testimony gold trader rez array pleaded guilty charges violating sanctions testified prosecutors seyin korkmaz former turkish police officer said investigated array jurors thursday sent notes asking review part korkmaz testimony they also asked clarification part district judge richard german legal instructions the jurors expected resume deliberations friday array testified still helped design fraudulent transactions gold food allowed iran spend oil gas revenues abroad including financial institutions defying sanctions both array korkmaz implicated turkish officials testimony including president tayyip erdogan attempts reach erdogan spokesman comment allegations trial unsuccessful erdogan publicly dismissed case politically motivated attack government korkmaz testified jailed retaliation investigation eventually fled turkey last year an istanbul prosecutor issued arrest warrants korkmaz parents rriyet newspaper reported wednesday korkmaz testified left evidence investigation mother still testifying defense trial denied charges halfback denied taking part illegal transactions prosecutors charged nine people criminal case though array still arrested authorities worldnews