Here are Press TV's latest top stories, 0900 GMT on March, 2022.

The European Union has voiced concern over the use of excessive force and live ammunition against Palestinian civilians across the occupied West Bank.

The United Kingdom and other member states of NATO are considering a request from the United States to send hundreds of more troops to Eastern Europe before what they call a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Croatian President Zoran Milanovic says his country would withdraw its troops from NATO forces in Eastern Europe if there occurs an escalation of tensions with Russia over Ukraine.

Russia has accused the United States of "cultivating Russophobia" among like-minded countries, saying Ukraine has been "flooded" with weapons from Washington and NATO as well as "countless" advisers from the West, amid claims that Moscow is preparing to invade its neighboring country.

The US provides Ukraine with tons of lethal weapons to boost it against, what the West insists, is a pending Russian invasion.

Former leader of the Labour Party has blasted the British government over arming Saudi Arabia in Yemen war, stating that London is complicit in the Saudi-led coalition’s crimes in the conflict-ridden Arab country.

Russia has ruled out any further talks with the United States and NATO over the situation around Ukraine unless the West responds properly to its security demands.

The Wall Street Journal publishes a report acknowledging sheer advances in Yemen’s defensive power.

A UK subsidiary of the Israeli arms company, Elbit Systems, is forced to sell a factory in Oldham Town following pro-Palestine protests.