Islamic State's Baghdadi, in undated audio, urges militants to keep fightingCAIRO (Reuters) - Islamic State leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi has exhorted followers across the world to wage attacks against the West and to keep fighting in Iraq, Syria and elsewhere. The message released on Thursday was his first purported audio communication in almost a year during which his jihadist group lost much of its self-proclaimed  caliphate . The audio, partly dedicated to religious scriptures, came after several reports Baghdadi had been killed. His last recording was in November 2016, two weeks after the start of the  battle to recapture the city of Mosul from Islamic State (IS).  Oh Soldiers of the Caliphate, fan the flames of war on your enemies, take it to them and besiege them in every corner, and stand fast and courageous.   Beware of retreat, or the feeling of defeat, beware of negotiations or surrender. Do not lay down your arms,  Baghdadi said, referring to followers in Iraq, Syria, Saudi Arabia, North Africa and elsewhere in Africa. The date of the 46-minute recording, released via the Al-Furqan news organization, was not clear. But in it, Baghdadi makes an apparent reference to recent events including North Korean threats against Japan and United States and the recapture two months ago of Mosul by U.S.-backed Iraqi forces. Since Baghdadi proclaimed the caliphate stretching across Iraq and Syria in 2014, Iraqi forces have retaken a string of cities in western and northern Iraq including Mosul, where Baghdadi made his announcement from the city s El Nuri mosque. Western-backed Syrian forces are also thrusting into the eastern Syrian city of Raqqa, Islamic State s operational headquarters from where it plotted many of the attacks that have killed hundreds of people around the world. Baghdadi also called for attacks on Western media, saying:  Oh soldiers of Islam in every location, increase blow after  blow, and make the media centers of the infidels, from where they wage their intellectual wars, among the targets.   Continue your Jihad and your blessed operations and do not let the crusaders rest in their homes and enjoy life and stability while your brethren are being shelled and killed.  The fall of Mosul in July effectively marked the end of the Iraqi half of Baghdadi s  caliphate  even though Islamic State continues to fight in some territory outside of Mosul, the largest city they came to control in both Iraq and Syria. An IS branch in Libya was also defeated last year in the city of Sirte, where they had set up a North African beachhead in 2014. In Egypt s northern Sinai, another affiliated militant group is still fighting Egyptian military forces.  With God s will and his strength, we are staying determined, patient...The abundance of killing will not stop us,  Baghdadi said in the audio recording.  Officials have said they believed it could take years to capture or kill Baghdadi as he is thought to be hiding in a vast swathe of sparsely-populated desert between Mosul and Raqqa, where attacking drones are easy to spot. The United States has offered a $25 million bounty for information that would locate Baghdadi. Russia s defense ministry said earlier this year it might have killed Baghdadi in an air strike on a gathering of IS commanders on the outskirts of Raqqa. But U.S. officials said they could not corroborate the death and other Western as well as Iraqi officials were skeptical. worldnews
islamic state baghdad undated audio urges militants keep fightingcairo reuters islamic state leader abu bar exported followers across world wage attacks west keep fighting iraq syria elsewhere the message released thursday first purported audio communication almost year jihadist group lost much caliphate the audio partly dedicated religious scriptures came several reports baghdad killed his last recording november two weeks start battle recapture city mosul islamic state is oh soldiers caliphate fan flames war enemies take besiege every corner stand fast courageous beware retreat feeling defeat beware negotiations surrender do lay arms baghdad said referring followers iraq syria saudi arabia north africa elsewhere africa the date recording released via news organization clear but baghdad makes apparent reference recent events including north korean threats japan united states recapture two months ago mosul iraqi forces since baghdad proclaimed caliphate stretching across iraq syria iraqi forces retaken string cities western northern iraq including mosul baghdad made announcement city el uri mosque syrian forces also trusting eastern syrian city aqua islamic state operational headquarters plotted many attacks killed hundreds people around world baghdad also called attacks western media saying oh soldiers islam every location increase blow blow make media centers insiders wage intellectual wars among targets continue jihad blessed operations let crusaders rest homes enjoy life stability brethren shelled killed the fall mosul july effectively marked end iraqi half baghdad caliphate even though islamic state continues fight territory outside mosul largest city came control iraq syria an is branch libya also defeated last year city site set north african beached in egypt northern sina another affiliated militant group still fighting egyptian military forces with god strength staying determined patient the abundance killing stop us baghdad said audio recording officials said believed could take years capture kill baghdad thought hiding vast swath desert mosul aqua attacking drones easy spot the united states offered million bounty information would locate baghdad russia defense ministry said earlier year might killed baghdad air strike gathering is commanders outskirts aqua but officials said could corroborate death western well iraqi officials skeptical 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: Islamic State's Baghdadi, in undated audio, urges militants to keep fightingCAIRO (Reuters) - Islamic State leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi has exhorted followers across the world to wage attacks against the West and to keep fighting in Iraq, Syria and elsewhere. The message released on Thursday was his first purported audio communication in almost a year during which his jihadist group lost much of its self-proclaimed  caliphate . The audio, partly dedicated to religious scriptures, came after several reports Baghdadi had been killed. His last recording was in November 2016, two weeks after the start of the  battle to recapture the city of Mosul from Islamic State (IS).  Oh Soldiers of the Caliphate, fan the flames of war on your enemies, take it to them and besiege them in every corner, and stand fast and courageous.   Beware of retreat, or the feeling of defeat, beware of negotiations or surrender. Do not lay down your arms,  Baghdadi said, referring to followers in Iraq, Syria, Saudi Arabia, North Africa and elsewhere in Africa. The date of the 46-minute recording, released via the Al-Furqan news organization, was not clear. But in it, Baghdadi makes an apparent reference to recent events including North Korean threats against Japan and United States and the recapture two months ago of Mosul by U.S.-backed Iraqi forces. Since Baghdadi proclaimed the caliphate stretching across Iraq and Syria in 2014, Iraqi forces have retaken a string of cities in western and northern Iraq including Mosul, where Baghdadi made his announcement from the city s El Nuri mosque. Western-backed Syrian forces are also thrusting into the eastern Syrian city of Raqqa, Islamic State s operational headquarters from where it plotted many of the attacks that have killed hundreds of people around the world. Baghdadi also called for attacks on Western media, saying:  Oh soldiers of Islam in every location, increase blow after  blow, and make the media centers of the infidels, from where they wage their intellectual wars, among the targets.   Continue your Jihad and your blessed operations and do not let the crusaders rest in their homes and enjoy life and stability while your brethren are being shelled and killed.  The fall of Mosul in July effectively marked the end of the Iraqi half of Baghdadi s  caliphate  even though Islamic State continues to fight in some territory outside of Mosul, the largest city they came to control in both Iraq and Syria. An IS branch in Libya was also defeated last year in the city of Sirte, where they had set up a North African beachhead in 2014. In Egypt s northern Sinai, another affiliated militant group is still fighting Egyptian military forces.  With God s will and his strength, we are staying determined, patient...The abundance of killing will not stop us,  Baghdadi said in the audio recording.  Officials have said they believed it could take years to capture or kill Baghdadi as he is thought to be hiding in a vast swathe of sparsely-populated desert between Mosul and Raqqa, where attacking drones are easy to spot. The United States has offered a $25 million bounty for information that would locate Baghdadi. Russia s defense ministry said earlier this year it might have killed Baghdadi in an air strike on a gathering of IS commanders on the outskirts of Raqqa. But U.S. officials said they could not corroborate the death and other Western as well as Iraqi officials were skeptical. 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: islamic state baghdad undated audio urges militants keep fightingcairo reuters islamic state leader abu bar exported followers across world wage attacks west keep fighting iraq syria elsewhere the message released thursday first purported audio communication almost year jihadist group lost much caliphate the audio partly dedicated religious scriptures came several reports baghdad killed his last recording november two weeks start battle recapture city mosul islamic state is oh soldiers caliphate fan flames war enemies take besiege every corner stand fast courageous beware retreat feeling defeat beware negotiations surrender do lay arms baghdad said referring followers iraq syria saudi arabia north africa elsewhere africa the date recording released via news organization clear but baghdad makes apparent reference recent events including north korean threats japan united states recapture two months ago mosul iraqi forces since baghdad proclaimed caliphate stretching across iraq syria iraqi forces retaken string cities western northern iraq including mosul baghdad made announcement city el uri mosque syrian forces also trusting eastern syrian city aqua islamic state operational headquarters plotted many attacks killed hundreds people around world baghdad also called attacks western media saying oh soldiers islam every location increase blow blow make media centers insiders wage intellectual wars among targets continue jihad blessed operations let crusaders rest homes enjoy life stability brethren shelled killed the fall mosul july effectively marked end iraqi half baghdad caliphate even though islamic state continues fight territory outside mosul largest city came control iraq syria an is branch libya also defeated last year city site set north african beached in egypt northern sina another affiliated militant group still fighting egyptian military forces with god strength staying determined patient the abundance killing stop us baghdad said audio recording officials said believed could take years capture kill baghdad thought hiding vast swath desert mosul aqua attacking drones easy spot the united states offered million bounty information would locate baghdad russia defense ministry said earlier year might killed baghdad air strike gathering is commanders outskirts aqua but officials said could corroborate death western well iraqi officials skeptical worldnews