Saakashvili plans to unite Ukraine opposition against presidentLVIV, Ukraine (Reuters) - A day after forcing his way past border guards back into Ukraine, former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili said he would unite the opposition against his former ally President Petro Poroshenko and planned to campaign for support. Saakashvili wants to unseat Poroshenko at the next election, accusing the president of reneging on promises to root out corruption and carry out reforms made during the 2014 Maidan protests, which ousted a pro-Kremlin leader.  At present it seems unlikely that Saakashvili, who studied in Ukraine and speaks fluent Ukrainian, will come to power. His Ukrainian citizenship, bestowed by Poroshenko when he made him governor of Odessa in 2015, has been withdrawn, and polls show little support for his party, the Movement of New Forces.  I am fighting against rampant corruption, against the fact that oligarchs are in full control of Ukraine again, against the fact that Maidan has been betrayed,  Saakashvili said at a press conference in the city of Lviv. Saakashvili divides opinion. Supporters see him as a fearless crusader against corruption but critics say there is little substance behind his blustery rhetoric.  Back home in Georgia, his time in office was tarnished by what critics said was his monopolizing power and exerting pressure on the judiciary. He was president at the time of a disastrous five-day war with Russia in 2008, a conflict that his critics argued was the result of his own miscalculations.   Saakashvili says he does not covet the presidency himself and wants to promote a new, younger politician to the post. But while perhaps not a threat as a direct rival, Saakashvili could prove to be an effective weapon against Poroshenko for powerful opposition figures like Yulia Tymoshenko, who was with him at the border on Sunday. Poroshenko trails in the polls behind Tymoshenko, a former prime minister and leader of one of Ukraine s largest opposition parties.     This is a marriage of convenience between Tymoshenko and Saakashvili, but the parties have different interests,  said political analyst Volodymyr Fesenko.  She tries to use this situation with the hope that this will provoke a political crisis in Ukraine and lead to early elections.  Saakashvili s relationship with Poroshenko dates back nearly three decades to when they were students at the same university in Kiev and their shared opposition to the Kremlin later brought them together as politicians. But a bitter spat erupted in November 2016, a year after Poroshenko invited Saakashvili to be the governor of the region of Odessa to help drive reforms. The latter quit, accusing Poroshenko of abetting corruption and turned into one of his loudest critics.  Meanwhile Poroshenko s office said Saakashvili had failed to deliver change as governor and said his Ukrainian citizenship was withdrawn because he allegedly put false information on his registration form. Saakashvili says the decision was politically motivated. It left him effectively stateless as Georgia has also withdrawn his citizenship. On Sunday evening Saakashvili and his supporters forced their way past a cordon of border guards to return to Ukraine from Poland.   It does not matter who violates the state border - invaders in the East or politicians in the West. There always must be legal responsibility,  Poroshenko said in televised remarks on Monday.  The president said Saakashvili should have used Ukrainian courts to challenge the revocation.  Now this is a matter of law enforcement agencies and they have begun to act,  Poroshenko said.   Saakashvili said he would travel to all regions of Ukraine to unite  different political forces around a common theme that we must have a democracy and we should not let oligarchs hold sway.  Ukraine s record of implementing reforms has been patchy since Poroshenko took office in 2014.  Reformist lawmaker Mustafa Nayyem, one of the faces of the Maidan protests and a member of Poroshenko s faction in parliament, traveled with Saakashvili on Sunday and accused the Kiev authorities of trying to silence opponents.   We didn t want this country when we stayed on Maidan,  he told reporters.  We wanted a country in which opponents, political opponents, have a right to say what they want.  Saakashvili may yet face arrest. Police have launched a criminal investigation into Sunday s incident, while General Prosecutor Yuriy Lutsenko said those who crossed the border illegally would be prosecuted.  Kiev could leave Saakashvili alone, arrest him and possibly extradite him to Georgia. Saakashvili took power in Georgia after a peaceful uprising, known as the Rose Revolution, in 2003. The 49-year-old is now wanted on criminal charges in Georgia, which he says were trumped up for political reasons. worldnews
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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: Saakashvili plans to unite Ukraine opposition against presidentLVIV, Ukraine (Reuters) - A day after forcing his way past border guards back into Ukraine, former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili said he would unite the opposition against his former ally President Petro Poroshenko and planned to campaign for support. Saakashvili wants to unseat Poroshenko at the next election, accusing the president of reneging on promises to root out corruption and carry out reforms made during the 2014 Maidan protests, which ousted a pro-Kremlin leader.  At present it seems unlikely that Saakashvili, who studied in Ukraine and speaks fluent Ukrainian, will come to power. His Ukrainian citizenship, bestowed by Poroshenko when he made him governor of Odessa in 2015, has been withdrawn, and polls show little support for his party, the Movement of New Forces.  I am fighting against rampant corruption, against the fact that oligarchs are in full control of Ukraine again, against the fact that Maidan has been betrayed,  Saakashvili said at a press conference in the city of Lviv. Saakashvili divides opinion. Supporters see him as a fearless crusader against corruption but critics say there is little substance behind his blustery rhetoric.  Back home in Georgia, his time in office was tarnished by what critics said was his monopolizing power and exerting pressure on the judiciary. He was president at the time of a disastrous five-day war with Russia in 2008, a conflict that his critics argued was the result of his own miscalculations.   Saakashvili says he does not covet the presidency himself and wants to promote a new, younger politician to the post. But while perhaps not a threat as a direct rival, Saakashvili could prove to be an effective weapon against Poroshenko for powerful opposition figures like Yulia Tymoshenko, who was with him at the border on Sunday. Poroshenko trails in the polls behind Tymoshenko, a former prime minister and leader of one of Ukraine s largest opposition parties.     This is a marriage of convenience between Tymoshenko and Saakashvili, but the parties have different interests,  said political analyst Volodymyr Fesenko.  She tries to use this situation with the hope that this will provoke a political crisis in Ukraine and lead to early elections.  Saakashvili s relationship with Poroshenko dates back nearly three decades to when they were students at the same university in Kiev and their shared opposition to the Kremlin later brought them together as politicians. But a bitter spat erupted in November 2016, a year after Poroshenko invited Saakashvili to be the governor of the region of Odessa to help drive reforms. The latter quit, accusing Poroshenko of abetting corruption and turned into one of his loudest critics.  Meanwhile Poroshenko s office said Saakashvili had failed to deliver change as governor and said his Ukrainian citizenship was withdrawn because he allegedly put false information on his registration form. Saakashvili says the decision was politically motivated. It left him effectively stateless as Georgia has also withdrawn his citizenship. On Sunday evening Saakashvili and his supporters forced their way past a cordon of border guards to return to Ukraine from Poland.   It does not matter who violates the state border - invaders in the East or politicians in the West. There always must be legal responsibility,  Poroshenko said in televised remarks on Monday.  The president said Saakashvili should have used Ukrainian courts to challenge the revocation.  Now this is a matter of law enforcement agencies and they have begun to act,  Poroshenko said.   Saakashvili said he would travel to all regions of Ukraine to unite  different political forces around a common theme that we must have a democracy and we should not let oligarchs hold sway.  Ukraine s record of implementing reforms has been patchy since Poroshenko took office in 2014.  Reformist lawmaker Mustafa Nayyem, one of the faces of the Maidan protests and a member of Poroshenko s faction in parliament, traveled with Saakashvili on Sunday and accused the Kiev authorities of trying to silence opponents.   We didn t want this country when we stayed on Maidan,  he told reporters.  We wanted a country in which opponents, political opponents, have a right to say what they want.  Saakashvili may yet face arrest. Police have launched a criminal investigation into Sunday s incident, while General Prosecutor Yuriy Lutsenko said those who crossed the border illegally would be prosecuted.  Kiev could leave Saakashvili alone, arrest him and possibly extradite him to Georgia. Saakashvili took power in Georgia after a peaceful uprising, known as the Rose Revolution, in 2003. The 49-year-old is now wanted on criminal charges in Georgia, which he says were trumped up for political reasons. 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: saakashvili plans unite ukraine opposition presidentlviv ukraine reuters a day forcing way past border guards back ukraine former georgia president michel saakashvili said would unite opposition former ally president metro poroshenko planned campaign support saakashvili wants unset poroshenko next election accusing president renewing promises root corruption carry reforms made maiden protests ousted leader at present seems unlikely saakashvili studied ukraine speaks fluent ukrainian come power his ukrainian citizenship bestowed poroshenko made governor desa withdrawn polls show little support party movement new forces i fighting rampant corruption fact oligarchs full control ukraine fact maiden betrayed saakashvili said press conference city liv saakashvili divides opinion supporters see fearless crusader corruption critics say little substance behind cluster rhetoric back home georgia time office vanished critics said monopolizing power existing pressure judiciary he president time disastrous war russia conflict critics argued result miscalculations saakashvili says cover presidency wants promote new younger politician post but perhaps threat direct rival saakashvili could prove effective weapon poroshenko powerful opposition figures like julia tymoshenko border sunday poroshenko trails polls behind tymoshenko former prime minister leader one ukraine largest opposition parties this marriage convenience tymoshenko saakashvili parties different interests said political analyst volodymyr fesenko she tries use situation hope provoke political crisis ukraine lead early elections saakashvili relationship poroshenko dates back nearly three decades students university kiev shared opposition kremlin later brought together politicians but bitter spat erupted november year poroshenko invited saakashvili governor region desa help drive reforms the latter quit accusing poroshenko betting corruption turned one oldest critics meanwhile poroshenko office said saakashvili failed deliver change governor said ukrainian citizenship withdrawn allegedly put false information registration form saakashvili says decision politically motivated it left effectively stateless georgia also withdrawn citizenship on sunday evening saakashvili supporters forced way past cordon border guards return ukraine poland it matter violates state border invaders east politicians west there always must legal responsibility poroshenko said televised remarks monday the president said saakashvili used ukrainian courts challenge revocation now matter law enforcement agencies begun act poroshenko said saakashvili said would travel regions ukraine unite different political forces around common theme must democracy let oligarchs hold sway ukraine record implementing reforms patch since poroshenko took office reformist lawmaker mustard mayhem one faces maiden protests member poroshenko faction parliament traveled saakashvili sunday accused kiev authorities trying silence opponents we want country stayed maiden told reporters we wanted country opponents political opponents right say want saakashvili may yet face arrest police launched criminal investigation sunday incident general prosecutor yuri lutsenko said crossed border illegally would prosecuted kiev could leave saakashvili alone arrest possibly extradited georgia saakashvili took power georgia peaceful uprising known rose revolution the wanted criminal charges georgia says trumpet political reasons worldnews