Afghanistan will never again be militant sanctuary: U.S. ambassadorKABUL (Reuters) - The U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan said on Monday Washington would never allow militants to use the country as a sanctuary, as American and allied troops in Kabul commemorated the Sept. 11 attacks. U.S. President Donald Trump in August committed nearly 4,000 additional troops to Afghanistan as part of an open-ended campaign against Taliban insurgents who have made advances in recent years. A U.S. led intervention sparked by the Sept. 11 attacks toppled the Taliban government in 2001. Since then more than 2,400 American troops and more than 1,000 international allies have died in Afghanistan.  Today we remember how this conflict began but let us also remember how this must end, with Afghanistan never again serving as an ungoverned space, sanctuary or base for those who are bent on attacking us and our allies,  ambassador Hugo Llorens told a crowd of soldiers at the NATO coalition s headquarters in Kabul.  The United states would also  completely annihilate  Islamic State militants in the region, Llorens said. The Taliban on Monday claimed responsibility for a suicide car bombing that wounded several NATO troops and Afghan civilians in a province north Kabul. worldnews
afghanistan never militant sanctuary ambassadorkabul reuters the ambassador afghanistan said monday washington would never allow militants use country sanctuary american allied troops kabul commemorated attacks president donald trump august committed nearly additional troops afghanistan part campaign taliban insurgents made advances recent years a led intervention sparked attacks toppled taliban government since american troops international allies died afghanistan today remember conflict began let us also remember must end afghanistan never serving governed space sanctuary base bent attacking us allies ambassador hugo flores told crowd soldiers nato coalition headquarters kabul the united states would also completely annihilated islamic state militants region flores said the taliban monday claimed responsibility suicide car bombing wounded several nato troops afghan civilians province north kabul 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: Afghanistan will never again be militant sanctuary: U.S. ambassadorKABUL (Reuters) - The U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan said on Monday Washington would never allow militants to use the country as a sanctuary, as American and allied troops in Kabul commemorated the Sept. 11 attacks. U.S. President Donald Trump in August committed nearly 4,000 additional troops to Afghanistan as part of an open-ended campaign against Taliban insurgents who have made advances in recent years. A U.S. led intervention sparked by the Sept. 11 attacks toppled the Taliban government in 2001. Since then more than 2,400 American troops and more than 1,000 international allies have died in Afghanistan.  Today we remember how this conflict began but let us also remember how this must end, with Afghanistan never again serving as an ungoverned space, sanctuary or base for those who are bent on attacking us and our allies,  ambassador Hugo Llorens told a crowd of soldiers at the NATO coalition s headquarters in Kabul.  The United states would also  completely annihilate  Islamic State militants in the region, Llorens said. The Taliban on Monday claimed responsibility for a suicide car bombing that wounded several NATO troops and Afghan civilians in a province north Kabul. 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: afghanistan never militant sanctuary ambassadorkabul reuters the ambassador afghanistan said monday washington would never allow militants use country sanctuary american allied troops kabul commemorated attacks president donald trump august committed nearly additional troops afghanistan part campaign taliban insurgents made advances recent years a led intervention sparked attacks toppled taliban government since american troops international allies died afghanistan today remember conflict began let us also remember must end afghanistan never serving governed space sanctuary base bent attacking us allies ambassador hugo flores told crowd soldiers nato coalition headquarters kabul the united states would also completely annihilated islamic state militants region flores said the taliban monday claimed responsibility suicide car bombing wounded several nato troops afghan civilians province north kabul worldnews