Turkey kills 99 Kurdish militants in latest operations: militaryANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish security forces have killed 99 Kurdish militants, including a high-ranking one, in operations in southeast Turkey over the last two weeks, the armed forces said on Saturday. Security forces targeted outposts and caves used by the militants for shelter and storage in the southeastern provinces of Sirnak and Hakkari, near the Iraqi border, the military said in a statement.  Ninety-nine terrorists have been neutralized. One is in the so-called leading ranks,  it said. The outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), considered a terrorist organization by the United States, Turkey and the European Union, has waged a more than three-decade insurgency against the state. The PKK, which seeks autonomy for the largely Kurdish southeast, has bases in the mountains on both sides of the Turkey-Iraq border and is frequently targeted by Turkish security forces. The operations, which were carried out between Aug. 24 and Sept. 7, led to the seizure of 420 kg (925 lbs) of ammonium nitrate, used to make explosives, as well as bombs, guns and rifles, the military said. worldnews
turkey kills kurdish militants latest operations militaryankara reuters turkish security forces killed kurdish militants including one operations southeast turkey last two weeks armed forces said saturday security forces targeted outposts caves used militants shelter storage southeastern provinces signal hakkari near iraqi border military said statement terrorists neutralized one leading ranks said the outlawed kurdistan workers party pkk considered terrorist organization united states turkey european union waged insurgency state the pkk seeks autonomy largely kurdish southeast bases mountains sides border frequently targeted turkish security forces the operations carried led seizure kg lbs ammonium nitrate used make explosives well bombs guns rifles military said 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 kills 99 Kurdish militants in latest operations: militaryANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish security forces have killed 99 Kurdish militants, including a high-ranking one, in operations in southeast Turkey over the last two weeks, the armed forces said on Saturday. Security forces targeted outposts and caves used by the militants for shelter and storage in the southeastern provinces of Sirnak and Hakkari, near the Iraqi border, the military said in a statement.  Ninety-nine terrorists have been neutralized. One is in the so-called leading ranks,  it said. The outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), considered a terrorist organization by the United States, Turkey and the European Union, has waged a more than three-decade insurgency against the state. The PKK, which seeks autonomy for the largely Kurdish southeast, has bases in the mountains on both sides of the Turkey-Iraq border and is frequently targeted by Turkish security forces. The operations, which were carried out between Aug. 24 and Sept. 7, led to the seizure of 420 kg (925 lbs) of ammonium nitrate, used to make explosives, as well as bombs, guns and rifles, the military said. 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 kills kurdish militants latest operations militaryankara reuters turkish security forces killed kurdish militants including one operations southeast turkey last two weeks armed forces said saturday security forces targeted outposts caves used militants shelter storage southeastern provinces signal hakkari near iraqi border military said statement terrorists neutralized one leading ranks said the outlawed kurdistan workers party pkk considered terrorist organization united states turkey european union waged insurgency state the pkk seeks autonomy largely kurdish southeast bases mountains sides border frequently targeted turkish security forces the operations carried led seizure kg lbs ammonium nitrate used make explosives well bombs guns rifles military said worldnews