Two Kosovo men plea guilty of plotting to attack Israeli soccer teamPRISTINA (Reuters) - Two Kosovo men pleaded guilty on Wednesday to planning attacks at a World Cup soccer match in Albania against the visiting Israel team last year. Kosovo police arrested 19 people in November 2016 on suspicion that they had links with the Islamic State militant group and were planning attacks in Kosovo and neighboring Albania. Nine of them were charged. The state prosecutor said some of them were in contact with Lavdrim Muhaxheri, Islamic State s self-declared  commander of Albanians in Syria and Iraq , who ordered them to attack. Police said Muhaxheri was killed in June this year.  ... I accept guilty plea,  defendant Kenan Plakaj said in court. He is accused of making explosives, after police found half a kilo of explosives at his house, the indictment said. The other defendant, Besart Peci, also pleaded guilty. Sentences were not announced. Another defendant facing trial had kept in his basement 283 grams of self-made explosives. The same triacetone triperoxide explosive was used in attacks in Paris and Brussels and has been found in various foiled bombings in Europe since 2007. No militant attacks have been staged in Kosovo, whose population is largely ethnic Albanian Muslim. But at least 200 people have been detained or investigated over offences related to Islamic State, and a total of 300 Kosovars have gone to Syria to fight for Islamic State. More than 70 have been killed. International and local security agencies in Kosovo are worried that many of those returning from combat zones will pose a security threat. In 2015, Kosovo adopted a law introducing jail sentences of up to 15 years for anyone found guilty of fighting in wars abroad. worldnews
two kosovo men plea guilty plotting attack israeli soccer teampristina reuters two kosovo men pleaded guilty wednesday planning attacks world cup soccer match albania visiting israel team last year kosovo police arrested people november suspicion links islamic state militant group planning attacks kosovo neighboring albania nine charged the state prosecutor said contact lavdrim muhaxheri islamic state commander albanian syria iraq ordered attack police said muhaxheri killed june year i accept guilty plea defendant began plaza said court he accused making explosives police found half kill explosives house indictment said the defendant best eci also pleaded guilty sentences announced another defendant facing trial kept basement grams explosives the triacetone triperoxide explosive used attacks paris brussels found various foiled bombings europe since no militant attacks staged kosovo whose population largely ethnic albanian muslim but least people detained investigated offences related islamic state total kosovars gone syria fight islamic state more killed international local security agencies kosovo worried many returning combat zones pose security threat in kosovo adopted law introducing jail sentences years anyone found guilty fighting wars abroad 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: Two Kosovo men plea guilty of plotting to attack Israeli soccer teamPRISTINA (Reuters) - Two Kosovo men pleaded guilty on Wednesday to planning attacks at a World Cup soccer match in Albania against the visiting Israel team last year. Kosovo police arrested 19 people in November 2016 on suspicion that they had links with the Islamic State militant group and were planning attacks in Kosovo and neighboring Albania. Nine of them were charged. The state prosecutor said some of them were in contact with Lavdrim Muhaxheri, Islamic State s self-declared  commander of Albanians in Syria and Iraq , who ordered them to attack. Police said Muhaxheri was killed in June this year.  ... I accept guilty plea,  defendant Kenan Plakaj said in court. He is accused of making explosives, after police found half a kilo of explosives at his house, the indictment said. The other defendant, Besart Peci, also pleaded guilty. Sentences were not announced. Another defendant facing trial had kept in his basement 283 grams of self-made explosives. The same triacetone triperoxide explosive was used in attacks in Paris and Brussels and has been found in various foiled bombings in Europe since 2007. No militant attacks have been staged in Kosovo, whose population is largely ethnic Albanian Muslim. But at least 200 people have been detained or investigated over offences related to Islamic State, and a total of 300 Kosovars have gone to Syria to fight for Islamic State. More than 70 have been killed. International and local security agencies in Kosovo are worried that many of those returning from combat zones will pose a security threat. In 2015, Kosovo adopted a law introducing jail sentences of up to 15 years for anyone found guilty of fighting in wars abroad. 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: two kosovo men plea guilty plotting attack israeli soccer teampristina reuters two kosovo men pleaded guilty wednesday planning attacks world cup soccer match albania visiting israel team last year kosovo police arrested people november suspicion links islamic state militant group planning attacks kosovo neighboring albania nine charged the state prosecutor said contact lavdrim muhaxheri islamic state commander albanian syria iraq ordered attack police said muhaxheri killed june year i accept guilty plea defendant began plaza said court he accused making explosives police found half kill explosives house indictment said the defendant best eci also pleaded guilty sentences announced another defendant facing trial kept basement grams explosives the triacetone triperoxide explosive used attacks paris brussels found various foiled bombings europe since no militant attacks staged kosovo whose population largely ethnic albanian muslim but least people detained investigated offences related islamic state total kosovars gone syria fight islamic state more killed international local security agencies kosovo worried many returning combat zones pose security threat in kosovo adopted law introducing jail sentences years anyone found guilty fighting wars abroad worldnews