Here are Press TV's latest top stories, 0100 GMT on October 20, 2022.

A senior US-led NATO official accuses China of failing to follow the lead of Western countries vis-à-vis the Ukraine conflict.

Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin signals that the US and its Western allies are having trouble keeping pace with Ukraine’s demand for advanced weaponry.

The battered front line village of Golmovksy—the front line is only a hundred meters away. There is a deadly tension here as the streets are almost deserted.

Russia says the United States' decision to ship more weapons to Ukraine poses an "immediate threat" to Moscow's interests and hikes the risk of a military confrontation between Russia and the West.

US officials and mainstream media outlets have accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of making “nuclear threats” against Ukraine.

US defense chief insists Russia will not use nukes in Ukraine despite threats to do so if attacked.

A turning point in the months-long war between Russia and Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed the treaties on the accession of four Ukrainian regions.

Russia says US assumptions about the possibility of a limited nuclear conflict are “erroneous,” warning that any use of nuclear weapons could result in a global catastrophe.

After years of delay,  Russian state atomic energy corporation Rosatom has begun construction of Egypt's first nuclear power plant, calling it "the largest project of Russian-Egyptian cooperation" since the 1950s.