Turkey orders arrest of former police investigator's parents: HurriyetISTANBUL (Reuters) - An Istanbul prosecutor has issued arrest warrants for the parents of a former police investigator who gave evidence at the trial of a Turkish banker in the United States last week, the Hurriyet newspaper reported on Wednesday. Turkey has called for the arrest of Huseyin Korkmaz after he testified at the trial of Mehmet Hakan Atilla, a former executive of state-lender Halkbank who is accused of helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions. The Istanbul prosecutor s office was not immediately available for comment. U.S. prosecutors have accused Atilla of working with Turkish-Iranian gold trader Reza Zarrab and others to help Iran evade U.S. sanctions through fraudulent gold and food transactions. The case has strained relations between Turkey and the United States, which are NATO allies. Atilla has pleaded not guilty and Halkbank has denied involvement with any illegal transactions. But Zarrab has pleaded guilty and testified for U.S. prosecutors. Korkmaz said he fled Turkey in 2016 fearing retaliation from the government after leading an investigation in 2013 into Zarrab which implicated high-ranking officials. Hurriyet said the Istanbul prosecutor s order to arrest Korkmaz s parents came after his testimony in the U.S. case in which he said he gave documents related to the 2013 investigation to his mother to keep. Last week, Turkish police summoned a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) official over statements made by Korkmaz in the U.S. court, the state-run Anadolu Agency reported. worldnews
turkey orders arrest former police investigator parents hurriyetistanbul reuters an istanbul prosecutor issued arrest warrants parents former police investigator gave evidence trial turkish banker united states last week rriyet newspaper reported wednesday turkey called arrest seyin korkmaz testified trial meet hasan still former executive halfback accused helping iran evade sanctions the istanbul prosecutor office immediately available comment prosecutors accused still working gold trader rez array others help iran evade sanctions fraudulent gold food transactions the case strained relations turkey united states nato allies still pleaded guilty halfback denied involvement illegal transactions but array pleaded guilty testified prosecutors korkmaz said fled turkey fearing retaliation government leading investigation array implicated officials rriyet said istanbul prosecutor order arrest korkmaz parents came testimony case said gave documents related investigation mother keep last week turkish police summoned federal bureau investigation fbi official statements made korkmaz court anadolu agency reported 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: Turkey orders arrest of former police investigator's parents: HurriyetISTANBUL (Reuters) - An Istanbul prosecutor has issued arrest warrants for the parents of a former police investigator who gave evidence at the trial of a Turkish banker in the United States last week, the Hurriyet newspaper reported on Wednesday. Turkey has called for the arrest of Huseyin Korkmaz after he testified at the trial of Mehmet Hakan Atilla, a former executive of state-lender Halkbank who is accused of helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions. The Istanbul prosecutor s office was not immediately available for comment. U.S. prosecutors have accused Atilla of working with Turkish-Iranian gold trader Reza Zarrab and others to help Iran evade U.S. sanctions through fraudulent gold and food transactions. The case has strained relations between Turkey and the United States, which are NATO allies. Atilla has pleaded not guilty and Halkbank has denied involvement with any illegal transactions. But Zarrab has pleaded guilty and testified for U.S. prosecutors. Korkmaz said he fled Turkey in 2016 fearing retaliation from the government after leading an investigation in 2013 into Zarrab which implicated high-ranking officials. Hurriyet said the Istanbul prosecutor s order to arrest Korkmaz s parents came after his testimony in the U.S. case in which he said he gave documents related to the 2013 investigation to his mother to keep. Last week, Turkish police summoned a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) official over statements made by Korkmaz in the U.S. court, the state-run Anadolu Agency reported. 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: turkey orders arrest former police investigator parents hurriyetistanbul reuters an istanbul prosecutor issued arrest warrants parents former police investigator gave evidence trial turkish banker united states last week rriyet newspaper reported wednesday turkey called arrest seyin korkmaz testified trial meet hasan still former executive halfback accused helping iran evade sanctions the istanbul prosecutor office immediately available comment prosecutors accused still working gold trader rez array others help iran evade sanctions fraudulent gold food transactions the case strained relations turkey united states nato allies still pleaded guilty halfback denied involvement illegal transactions but array pleaded guilty testified prosecutors korkmaz said fled turkey fearing retaliation government leading investigation array implicated officials rriyet said istanbul prosecutor order arrest korkmaz parents came testimony case said gave documents related investigation mother keep last week turkish police summoned federal bureau investigation fbi official statements made korkmaz court anadolu agency reported worldnews