Fighting kills at least 25 in oil region of South SudanJUBA (Reuters) - Rebels in South Sudan attacked government forces in Unity State, where oil fields have been abandoned due to fighting, and 25 people including civilians were killed, a local government official said on Tuesday. South Sudan, which gained independence from Sudan in 2011 after protracted bloodshed, fell into civil war in late 2013 with troops loyal to President Salva Kiir fighting those of the ex-vice president he sacked, Riek Machar. Those killed during Monday s fighting in the town of NhialDiu included women, elderly people and local police officers, Lam Tungwar, state minister of information of Northern Liech state, told Reuters. A rebel spokesman, Lam Paul Gabriel, put the death toll at 18 while the government said it had managed to repulse the rebels and were pursuing them. Dickson Gatluak Jock, military spokesman for South Sudanese Vice President Taban Deng Gai, said the attack coincided with  dialogue in NhialDiu between pro-rebel and pro-government clans aimed at securing peace in the region. worldnews
fighting kills least oil region south sudanjuba reuters rebels south sudan attacked government forces unity state oil fields abandoned due fighting people including civilians killed local government official said tuesday south sudan gained independence sudan protracted bloodshed fell civil war late troops loyal president silva kir fighting president sacked risk char those killed monday fighting town nhialdiu included women elderly people local police officers lam tungwar state minister information northern lich state told reuters a rebel spokesman lam paul gabriel put death toll government said managed repulsed rebels pursuing jackson gatluak jock military spokesman south sudanese vice president than eng gai said attack coincided dialogue nhialdiu clans aimed securing peace region 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: Fighting kills at least 25 in oil region of South SudanJUBA (Reuters) - Rebels in South Sudan attacked government forces in Unity State, where oil fields have been abandoned due to fighting, and 25 people including civilians were killed, a local government official said on Tuesday. South Sudan, which gained independence from Sudan in 2011 after protracted bloodshed, fell into civil war in late 2013 with troops loyal to President Salva Kiir fighting those of the ex-vice president he sacked, Riek Machar. Those killed during Monday s fighting in the town of NhialDiu included women, elderly people and local police officers, Lam Tungwar, state minister of information of Northern Liech state, told Reuters. A rebel spokesman, Lam Paul Gabriel, put the death toll at 18 while the government said it had managed to repulse the rebels and were pursuing them. Dickson Gatluak Jock, military spokesman for South Sudanese Vice President Taban Deng Gai, said the attack coincided with  dialogue in NhialDiu between pro-rebel and pro-government clans aimed at securing peace in the region. 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: fighting kills least oil region south sudanjuba reuters rebels south sudan attacked government forces unity state oil fields abandoned due fighting people including civilians killed local government official said tuesday south sudan gained independence sudan protracted bloodshed fell civil war late troops loyal president silva kir fighting president sacked risk char those killed monday fighting town nhialdiu included women elderly people local police officers lam tungwar state minister information northern lich state told reuters a rebel spokesman lam paul gabriel put death toll government said managed repulsed rebels pursuing jackson gatluak jock military spokesman south sudanese vice president than eng gai said attack coincided dialogue nhialdiu clans aimed securing peace region worldnews