Russian aerobatics team joins Serbian display of air powerBELGRADE (Reuters) - Russia s elite aerobatic team zoomed over Serbia s military airport on Friday as Belgrade exhibited its newest fighter jets in a display demonstrating close ties between the fellow Slavic, Orthodox Christian countries. Serbia has sought to balance ambitions to join the European Union with continued warm relations to Russia, which backed Belgrade s ultimately failed effort to prevent its ex-province of Kosovo from seceding and declaring independence. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu attended Friday s air show, staged to commemorate the liberation of Belgrade from Nazi Germany by the Soviet Red Army and Yugoslav Communist partisans in 1944. Five of six MiG-29s donated to Serbia by Russia in 2016 - Serbia now has 10 MiGs in all, dating to 1987 - were painted in new grey camouflage and parked on the runway of Batajnica military base just outside Belgrade for the occasion.  Dear Mr Shoigu, thank you for these wonderful presents, thanks to the people of Russia and President (Vladimir) Putin,  Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic told Shoigu in Russian.  I hope our cooperation will be even better.  Russia s aerobatic team, the Swifts, demonstrated their flying skills while Serbian jets and air mobile infantry carried out a mock air security operation and assault on ground targets. Serbia has joined NATO s Partnership for Peace program but  is not pursuing membership of the alliance, which remains deeply unpopular among Serbs because of its 1999 air war to stop then-nationalist President Slobodan Milosevic s campaign to crush Kosovo s uprising by killing and expelling ethnic Albanians.  Last year, Belgrade signed a deal with Airbus  to buy nine H145M light helicopters with weapon pods to be used by both military and police. But Serbia, which in 2014 opened accession talks with the EU, remains attached to friendship with Russia, an ally that, for example, blocked independent Kosovo from becoming a member of the United Nations, at Belgrade s request. worldnews
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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: Russian aerobatics team joins Serbian display of air powerBELGRADE (Reuters) - Russia s elite aerobatic team zoomed over Serbia s military airport on Friday as Belgrade exhibited its newest fighter jets in a display demonstrating close ties between the fellow Slavic, Orthodox Christian countries. Serbia has sought to balance ambitions to join the European Union with continued warm relations to Russia, which backed Belgrade s ultimately failed effort to prevent its ex-province of Kosovo from seceding and declaring independence. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu attended Friday s air show, staged to commemorate the liberation of Belgrade from Nazi Germany by the Soviet Red Army and Yugoslav Communist partisans in 1944. Five of six MiG-29s donated to Serbia by Russia in 2016 - Serbia now has 10 MiGs in all, dating to 1987 - were painted in new grey camouflage and parked on the runway of Batajnica military base just outside Belgrade for the occasion.  Dear Mr Shoigu, thank you for these wonderful presents, thanks to the people of Russia and President (Vladimir) Putin,  Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic told Shoigu in Russian.  I hope our cooperation will be even better.  Russia s aerobatic team, the Swifts, demonstrated their flying skills while Serbian jets and air mobile infantry carried out a mock air security operation and assault on ground targets. Serbia has joined NATO s Partnership for Peace program but  is not pursuing membership of the alliance, which remains deeply unpopular among Serbs because of its 1999 air war to stop then-nationalist President Slobodan Milosevic s campaign to crush Kosovo s uprising by killing and expelling ethnic Albanians.  Last year, Belgrade signed a deal with Airbus  to buy nine H145M light helicopters with weapon pods to be used by both military and police. But Serbia, which in 2014 opened accession talks with the EU, remains attached to friendship with Russia, an ally that, for example, blocked independent Kosovo from becoming a member of the United Nations, at Belgrade s request. 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: russian aerobatic team joins serbian display air powerbelgrade reuters russia elite aerobatic team doomed serbia military airport friday degrade exhibited newest fighter jets display demonstrating close ties fellow static orthodox christian countries serbia sought balance ambitions join european union continued warm relations russia backed degrade ultimately failed effort prevent kosovo seeding declaring independence russian defense minister series shotgun attended friday air show staged commemorate liberation degrade nazi germany soviet red army yugoslavia communist partisans five six donated serbia russia serbia miss dating painted new grey camouflage parked runway batajnica military base outside degrade occasion dear mr shotgun thank wonderful presents thanks people russia president vladimir putin serbian president aleksandr music told shotgun russian i hope cooperation even better russia aerobatic team swift demonstrated flying skills serbian jets air mobile infantry carried mock air security operation assault ground targets serbia joined nato partnership peace program pursuing membership alliance remains deeply unpopular among verbs air war stop president slobodan milosevic campaign crush kosovo uprising killing expelling ethnic albanian last year degrade signed deal airbus buy nine light helicopters weapon pods used military police but serbia opened accession talks eu remains attached friendship russia ally example blocked independent kosovo becoming member united nations degrade request worldnews