South Korea warns North not to repeat armistice violationPANMUNJOM, South Korea (Reuters) - North Korea violated an armistice agreement with South Korea this month when North Korean soldiers shot and wounded a North Korean soldier as he defected across their border and it must not do so again, South Korea s defense minister said on Monday. The defector, a North Korean soldier identified only by his surname, Oh, was critically wounded but has been recovering in hospital in South Korea. The incident comes at a time of heightened tension between North Korea and the international community over its nuclear weapons program, but the North has not publicly responded to the defection at the sensitive border. South Korean Minister of Defence Song Young-moo issued his warning to the North while on a visit to the border where he commended South Korean soldiers at a Joint Security Area (JSA), in the so-called Truce Village of Panmunjom, in the demilitarized zone, for rescuing the defector. A North Korean border guard briefly crossed the border with the South in the chase for the defector on Nov. 13 - a video released by the U.N. Command (UNC) in Seoul showed - a violation of the ceasefire accord between North and South at the end of the 1950-53 Korean War.       Shooting towards the South at a defecting person, that s a violation of the armistice agreement,  Song said.  Crossing the military demarcation line, a violation. Carrying automatic rifles (in the JSA), another violation,  he added as he stood near where South Korean soldiers had found Oh, collapsed and bleeding from his wounds.  North Korea should be informed this sort of thing should never occur again.  Since the defection, North Korea has reportedly replaced guards stationed there. Soldiers have fortified a section of the area seen aimed at blocking any more defections by digging a trench and planting trees.         As Song was speaking 10 meters away from the trees North Korean soldiers planted, four North Korean soldiers were spotted listening closely. South Korean military officials pointed out two bullet holes in a metal wall on a South Korean building, from North Korean shots fired at Oh as he ran. Oh has undergone several operations in hospital to remove bullets. His lead surgeon, Lee Cook-jong, told Reuters his patient has suffers from nightmares about being returned to the North. In South Korea, six soldiers, three South Korean and three American, were given awards by the U.S. Forces Korea last week in recognition for their efforts in rescuing the defector. After inspecting the site on Monday, Song met troops stationed there for lunch and praised them for acting  promptly and appropriately . South Korea has been broadcasting news of the soldier s defection towards North Korea via loudspeakers, according to the South s Yonhap news agency.  South Korean military officials have declined to confirm that. worldnews
south korea warns north repeat armistice violationpanmunjom south korea reuters north korea violated armistice agreement south korea month north korean soldiers shot wounded north korean soldier defected across border must south korea defense minister said monday the defector north korean soldier identified surname oh critically wounded recovering hospital south korea the incident comes time heightened tension north korea international community nuclear weapons program north publicly responded defection sensitive border south korean minister defence song issued warning north visit border commended south korean soldiers joint security area ja truce village panmunjom demilitarized zone rescuing defector a north korean border guard briefly crossed border south chase defector video released command unc seoul showed violation ceasefire accord north south end korean war shooting towards south defeating person violation armistice agreement song said crossing military demarcation line violation carrying automatic rifles ja another violation added stood near south korean soldiers found oh collapsed bleeding wounds north korea informed sort thing never occur since defection north korea reportedly replaced guards stationed soldiers fortified section area seen aimed blocking defection digging trench planting trees as song speaking meters away trees north korean soldiers planted four north korean soldiers spotted listening closely south korean military officials pointed two bullet holes metal wall south korean building north korean shots fired oh ran oh undergone several operations hospital remove bullets his lead surgeon lee told reuters patient suffers nightmares returned north in south korea six soldiers three south korean three american given awards forces korea last week recognition efforts rescuing defector after inspecting site monday song met troops stationed lunch praised acting promptly appropriately south korea broadcasting news soldier defection towards north korea via loudspeakers according south bonap news agency south korean military officials declined confirm 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: South Korea warns North not to repeat armistice violationPANMUNJOM, South Korea (Reuters) - North Korea violated an armistice agreement with South Korea this month when North Korean soldiers shot and wounded a North Korean soldier as he defected across their border and it must not do so again, South Korea s defense minister said on Monday. The defector, a North Korean soldier identified only by his surname, Oh, was critically wounded but has been recovering in hospital in South Korea. The incident comes at a time of heightened tension between North Korea and the international community over its nuclear weapons program, but the North has not publicly responded to the defection at the sensitive border. South Korean Minister of Defence Song Young-moo issued his warning to the North while on a visit to the border where he commended South Korean soldiers at a Joint Security Area (JSA), in the so-called Truce Village of Panmunjom, in the demilitarized zone, for rescuing the defector. A North Korean border guard briefly crossed the border with the South in the chase for the defector on Nov. 13 - a video released by the U.N. Command (UNC) in Seoul showed - a violation of the ceasefire accord between North and South at the end of the 1950-53 Korean War.       Shooting towards the South at a defecting person, that s a violation of the armistice agreement,  Song said.  Crossing the military demarcation line, a violation. Carrying automatic rifles (in the JSA), another violation,  he added as he stood near where South Korean soldiers had found Oh, collapsed and bleeding from his wounds.  North Korea should be informed this sort of thing should never occur again.  Since the defection, North Korea has reportedly replaced guards stationed there. Soldiers have fortified a section of the area seen aimed at blocking any more defections by digging a trench and planting trees.         As Song was speaking 10 meters away from the trees North Korean soldiers planted, four North Korean soldiers were spotted listening closely. South Korean military officials pointed out two bullet holes in a metal wall on a South Korean building, from North Korean shots fired at Oh as he ran. Oh has undergone several operations in hospital to remove bullets. His lead surgeon, Lee Cook-jong, told Reuters his patient has suffers from nightmares about being returned to the North. In South Korea, six soldiers, three South Korean and three American, were given awards by the U.S. Forces Korea last week in recognition for their efforts in rescuing the defector. After inspecting the site on Monday, Song met troops stationed there for lunch and praised them for acting  promptly and appropriately . South Korea has been broadcasting news of the soldier s defection towards North Korea via loudspeakers, according to the South s Yonhap news agency.  South Korean military officials have declined to confirm that. 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: south korea warns north repeat armistice violationpanmunjom south korea reuters north korea violated armistice agreement south korea month north korean soldiers shot wounded north korean soldier defected across border must south korea defense minister said monday the defector north korean soldier identified surname oh critically wounded recovering hospital south korea the incident comes time heightened tension north korea international community nuclear weapons program north publicly responded defection sensitive border south korean minister defence song issued warning north visit border commended south korean soldiers joint security area ja truce village panmunjom demilitarized zone rescuing defector a north korean border guard briefly crossed border south chase defector video released command unc seoul showed violation ceasefire accord north south end korean war shooting towards south defeating person violation armistice agreement song said crossing military demarcation line violation carrying automatic rifles ja another violation added stood near south korean soldiers found oh collapsed bleeding wounds north korea informed sort thing never occur since defection north korea reportedly replaced guards stationed soldiers fortified section area seen aimed blocking defection digging trench planting trees as song speaking meters away trees north korean soldiers planted four north korean soldiers spotted listening closely south korean military officials pointed two bullet holes metal wall south korean building north korean shots fired oh ran oh undergone several operations hospital remove bullets his lead surgeon lee told reuters patient suffers nightmares returned north in south korea six soldiers three south korean three american given awards forces korea last week recognition efforts rescuing defector after inspecting site monday song met troops stationed lunch praised acting promptly appropriately south korea broadcasting news soldier defection towards north korea via loudspeakers according south bonap news agency south korean military officials declined confirm worldnews