U.N.'s Guterres warns against 'sleepwalking' into war over North KoreaTOKYO (Reuters) - U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, warning against the danger of  sleepwalking  into war, said on Thursday that Security Council resolutions on North Korea s nuclear and missile programs must be fully implemented by Pyongyang and other countries. Guterres made the comments to reporters after meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Tokyo just days after U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson offered to begin direct talks with North Korea without pre-conditions. The White House said Wednesday that no negotiations could be held with North Korea until it improves its behavior. The White House has declined to say whether President Donald Trump, who has taken a tougher rhetorical line toward Pyongyang, gave approval to Tillerson s overture.  It is very clear that the Security Council resolutions must be fully implemented first of all by North Korea but by all other countries whose role is crucial to ... achieve the result we all aim at, which is the denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula,  Guterres said. Guterres added that Security Council unity was also vital  to allow for the possibility of diplomatic engagement  that would allow denuclearisation to take place.  The worst possible thing that could happen is for us all to sleepwalk into a war that might have very dramatic circumstances,  he said. Japan says now is the time to keep up maximum pressure on Pyongyang, not start talks on the North s missile and nuclear programs. China and Russia, however, have welcomed Tillerson s overture.  Abe, who spoke to reporters with Guterres, reiterated that dialogue needed to be meaningful and aimed at denuclearisation.  We fully agreed that the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula is indispensable for the peace and stability of the region,  Abe said. Tillerson s overture came nearly two weeks after North Korea said it had successfully tested a breakthrough intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that put the entire United States mainland within range. In September, North Korea fired a ballistic missile over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido,  the second to fly over Japan in less than a month. North Korea appears to have little interest in negotiations with the United States until it has developed the ability to hit the U.S. mainland with a nuclear-tipped missile, something most experts say it has still not proved. United Nations political affairs chief Jeffrey Feltman, who visited Pyongyang last week, said on Tuesday senior North Korean officials did not offer any type of commitment to talks, but he believes he left  the door ajar .  worldnews
guerre warns war north koreatokyo reuters antonio guerre warning danger sleepwalking war said thursday security council resolutions north korea nuclear missile programs must fully implemented pyongyang countries guerre made comments reporters meeting japanese prime minister shine abe tokyo days secretary state rex tillerson offered begin direct talks north korea without the white house said wednesday negotiations could held north korea improves behavior the white house declined say whether president donald trump taken tougher rhetorical line toward pyongyang gave approval tillerson overture it clear security council resolutions must fully implemented first north korea countries whose role crucial achieve result aim denuclearisation korean peninsula guerre said guerre added security council unity also vital allow possibility diplomatic engagement would allow denuclearisation take place the worst possible thing could happen us sleepwalk war might dramatic circumstances said japan says time keep maximum pressure pyongyang start talks north missile nuclear programs china russia however welcomed tillerson overture abe spoke reporters guerre reiterated dialogue needed meaningful aimed denuclearisation we fully agreed denuclearisation korean peninsula indispensable peace stability region abe said tillerson overture came nearly two weeks north korea said successfully tested breakthrough intercontinental ballistic missile ibm put entire united states mainland within range in september north korea fired ballistic missile northern japanese island hokkaido second fly japan less month north korea appears little interest negotiations united states developed ability hit mainland missile something experts say still proved united nations political affairs chief jeffrey feltman visited pyongyang last week said tuesday senior north korean officials offer type commitment talks believes left door jar 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: U.N.'s Guterres warns against 'sleepwalking' into war over North KoreaTOKYO (Reuters) - U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, warning against the danger of  sleepwalking  into war, said on Thursday that Security Council resolutions on North Korea s nuclear and missile programs must be fully implemented by Pyongyang and other countries. Guterres made the comments to reporters after meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Tokyo just days after U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson offered to begin direct talks with North Korea without pre-conditions. The White House said Wednesday that no negotiations could be held with North Korea until it improves its behavior. The White House has declined to say whether President Donald Trump, who has taken a tougher rhetorical line toward Pyongyang, gave approval to Tillerson s overture.  It is very clear that the Security Council resolutions must be fully implemented first of all by North Korea but by all other countries whose role is crucial to ... achieve the result we all aim at, which is the denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula,  Guterres said. Guterres added that Security Council unity was also vital  to allow for the possibility of diplomatic engagement  that would allow denuclearisation to take place.  The worst possible thing that could happen is for us all to sleepwalk into a war that might have very dramatic circumstances,  he said. Japan says now is the time to keep up maximum pressure on Pyongyang, not start talks on the North s missile and nuclear programs. China and Russia, however, have welcomed Tillerson s overture.  Abe, who spoke to reporters with Guterres, reiterated that dialogue needed to be meaningful and aimed at denuclearisation.  We fully agreed that the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula is indispensable for the peace and stability of the region,  Abe said. Tillerson s overture came nearly two weeks after North Korea said it had successfully tested a breakthrough intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that put the entire United States mainland within range. In September, North Korea fired a ballistic missile over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido,  the second to fly over Japan in less than a month. North Korea appears to have little interest in negotiations with the United States until it has developed the ability to hit the U.S. mainland with a nuclear-tipped missile, something most experts say it has still not proved. United Nations political affairs chief Jeffrey Feltman, who visited Pyongyang last week, said on Tuesday senior North Korean officials did not offer any type of commitment to talks, but he believes he left  the door ajar .  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: guerre warns war north koreatokyo reuters antonio guerre warning danger sleepwalking war said thursday security council resolutions north korea nuclear missile programs must fully implemented pyongyang countries guerre made comments reporters meeting japanese prime minister shine abe tokyo days secretary state rex tillerson offered begin direct talks north korea without the white house said wednesday negotiations could held north korea improves behavior the white house declined say whether president donald trump taken tougher rhetorical line toward pyongyang gave approval tillerson overture it clear security council resolutions must fully implemented first north korea countries whose role crucial achieve result aim denuclearisation korean peninsula guerre said guerre added security council unity also vital allow possibility diplomatic engagement would allow denuclearisation take place the worst possible thing could happen us sleepwalk war might dramatic circumstances said japan says time keep maximum pressure pyongyang start talks north missile nuclear programs china russia however welcomed tillerson overture abe spoke reporters guerre reiterated dialogue needed meaningful aimed denuclearisation we fully agreed denuclearisation korean peninsula indispensable peace stability region abe said tillerson overture came nearly two weeks north korea said successfully tested breakthrough intercontinental ballistic missile ibm put entire united states mainland within range in september north korea fired ballistic missile northern japanese island hokkaido second fly japan less month north korea appears little interest negotiations united states developed ability hit mainland missile something experts say still proved united nations political affairs chief jeffrey feltman visited pyongyang last week said tuesday senior north korean officials offer type commitment talks believes left door jar worldnews