Australia okays use of China drones in non-classifed operationsMELBOURNE (Reuters) - The Australian government has resumed the use of Chinese-built drones in non-classifed situations, the country s defense minister said on Thursday.  Australia s defense forces had put on hold its deployment of China-made drones while it reviewed cybersecurity, following in the steps of the United States, Defence Minister Marise Payne said on the sidelines of an event in Washington. The U.S. Army said in August it had ordered its members to stop using drones made by Chinese manufacturer SZ DJI Technology Co Ltd because of  cyber vulnerabilities  in the products.  Following the decision of the U.S. Army, we reviewed our own use of those particular articles and paused our use of them for a while,  she said.  Following that review, we were comfortable with resuming their use in an unclassified situation.  The Australian newspaper reported that the Australia Defence Force had 40 DJI drones which were used in military exercises, though the exact role played by the drones was not specified. DJI is a market leader in civilian drones and aerial imaging technology. worldnews
australia okay use china drones operationsmelbourne reuters the australian government resumed use drones situations country defense minister said thursday australia defense forces put hold deployment drones reviewed cybersecurity following steps united states defence minister marine payne said sidelines event washington the army said august ordered members stop using drones made chinese manufacturer sz doi technology co ltd cyber vulnerabilities products following decision army reviewed use particular articles paused use said following review comfortable resuming use unclassified situation the australian newspaper reported australia defence force doi drones used military exercises though exact role played drones specified doi market leader civilian drones aerial imaging technology 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: Australia okays use of China drones in non-classifed operationsMELBOURNE (Reuters) - The Australian government has resumed the use of Chinese-built drones in non-classifed situations, the country s defense minister said on Thursday.  Australia s defense forces had put on hold its deployment of China-made drones while it reviewed cybersecurity, following in the steps of the United States, Defence Minister Marise Payne said on the sidelines of an event in Washington. The U.S. Army said in August it had ordered its members to stop using drones made by Chinese manufacturer SZ DJI Technology Co Ltd because of  cyber vulnerabilities  in the products.  Following the decision of the U.S. Army, we reviewed our own use of those particular articles and paused our use of them for a while,  she said.  Following that review, we were comfortable with resuming their use in an unclassified situation.  The Australian newspaper reported that the Australia Defence Force had 40 DJI drones which were used in military exercises, though the exact role played by the drones was not specified. DJI is a market leader in civilian drones and aerial imaging technology. 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: australia okay use china drones operationsmelbourne reuters the australian government resumed use drones situations country defense minister said thursday australia defense forces put hold deployment drones reviewed cybersecurity following steps united states defence minister marine payne said sidelines event washington the army said august ordered members stop using drones made chinese manufacturer sz doi technology co ltd cyber vulnerabilities products following decision army reviewed use particular articles paused use said following review comfortable resuming use unclassified situation the australian newspaper reported australia defence force doi drones used military exercises though exact role played drones specified doi market leader civilian drones aerial imaging technology worldnews