China offers support to Myanmar at U.N. amid Rohingya crisisBEIJING (Reuters) - China supports efforts by the Myanmar government to protect its national security and opposes recent violent attacks in the country s Rakhine state, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told U.N. Secretary-General Ant nio Guterres. The military response to insurgent attacks in the western region of Myanmar last month sent more than 410,000 Rohingya Muslims fleeing to neighboring Bangladesh, escaping what the United Nations has branded ethnic cleansing. Myanmar s government says about 400 people have been killed in the fighting. Britain, France and Australia urged Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Monday to push for an end to military violence against Rohingya Muslims. Her national security adviser said those who had fled could return but the process had to be discussed. Wang told Guterres at a meeting at the United Nations on Monday China  understands and supports  Myanmar s efforts to protect its security in Rakhine and hopes the  fire of war  can soon be extinguished, China s Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Tuesday. China expresses sympathy with those who have fled into Bangladesh and will send humanitarian aid to Bangladesh, Wang said.  China advocates Myanmar and Bangladesh resolving the problem via dialogue and consultation,  the Foreign Ministry cited Wang as saying.  China is willing to continue promoting peace talks in its own way, and hopes the international community can play a constructive role to ease the situation and promote dialogue,  he said. China and Myanmar have close economic and diplomatic ties and China has defied expectations that democratization in the former Burma could lead to weaker relations between the two countries. About a million Rohingya lived in Rakhine State until the recent violence. Most face draconian travel restrictions and are denied citizenship in a country where many Buddhists regard them as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. worldnews
china offers support myanmar amid rohingya crisisbeijing reuters china supports efforts myanmar government protect national security opposes recent violent attacks country machine state chinese foreign minister wang yi told ant nio guerre the military response insurgent attacks western region myanmar last month sent rohingya muslims fleeing neighboring bangladesh escaping united nations branded ethnic cleansing myanmar government says people killed fighting britain france australia urged myanmar leader sung san sup kyi monday push end military violence rohingya muslims her national security adviser said fled could return process discussed wang told guerre meeting united nations monday china understands supports myanmar efforts protect security machine hopes fire war soon extinguished china foreign ministry said statement tuesday china expresses sympathy fled bangladesh send humanitarian aid bangladesh wang said china advocates myanmar bangladesh resolving problem via dialogue consultation foreign ministry cited wang saying china willing continue promoting peace talks way hopes international community play constructive role ease situation promote dialogue said china myanmar close economic diplomatic ties china defied expectations democratization former burma could lead weaker relations two countries about million rohingya lived machine state recent violence most face draconian travel restrictions denied citizenship country many buddhist regard illegal immigrants bangladesh 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: China offers support to Myanmar at U.N. amid Rohingya crisisBEIJING (Reuters) - China supports efforts by the Myanmar government to protect its national security and opposes recent violent attacks in the country s Rakhine state, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told U.N. Secretary-General Ant nio Guterres. The military response to insurgent attacks in the western region of Myanmar last month sent more than 410,000 Rohingya Muslims fleeing to neighboring Bangladesh, escaping what the United Nations has branded ethnic cleansing. Myanmar s government says about 400 people have been killed in the fighting. Britain, France and Australia urged Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Monday to push for an end to military violence against Rohingya Muslims. Her national security adviser said those who had fled could return but the process had to be discussed. Wang told Guterres at a meeting at the United Nations on Monday China  understands and supports  Myanmar s efforts to protect its security in Rakhine and hopes the  fire of war  can soon be extinguished, China s Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Tuesday. China expresses sympathy with those who have fled into Bangladesh and will send humanitarian aid to Bangladesh, Wang said.  China advocates Myanmar and Bangladesh resolving the problem via dialogue and consultation,  the Foreign Ministry cited Wang as saying.  China is willing to continue promoting peace talks in its own way, and hopes the international community can play a constructive role to ease the situation and promote dialogue,  he said. China and Myanmar have close economic and diplomatic ties and China has defied expectations that democratization in the former Burma could lead to weaker relations between the two countries. About a million Rohingya lived in Rakhine State until the recent violence. Most face draconian travel restrictions and are denied citizenship in a country where many Buddhists regard them as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. 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: china offers support myanmar amid rohingya crisisbeijing reuters china supports efforts myanmar government protect national security opposes recent violent attacks country machine state chinese foreign minister wang yi told ant nio guerre the military response insurgent attacks western region myanmar last month sent rohingya muslims fleeing neighboring bangladesh escaping united nations branded ethnic cleansing myanmar government says people killed fighting britain france australia urged myanmar leader sung san sup kyi monday push end military violence rohingya muslims her national security adviser said fled could return process discussed wang told guerre meeting united nations monday china understands supports myanmar efforts protect security machine hopes fire war soon extinguished china foreign ministry said statement tuesday china expresses sympathy fled bangladesh send humanitarian aid bangladesh wang said china advocates myanmar bangladesh resolving problem via dialogue consultation foreign ministry cited wang saying china willing continue promoting peace talks way hopes international community play constructive role ease situation promote dialogue said china myanmar close economic diplomatic ties china defied expectations democratization former burma could lead weaker relations two countries about million rohingya lived machine state recent violence most face draconian travel restrictions denied citizenship country many buddhist regard illegal immigrants bangladesh worldnews