JERUSALEM, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Israeli forces killed two Palestinian youths during an overnight raid on a town near Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, residents said, amid escalating violence in the region and a rising death toll.

Singapore - The Singaporean Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the country will impose financial sanctions on four Israelis and bar them from entering its territory for committing "outrageous acts of extreme violence" against Palestinians in the West Bank.

Geneva - The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said that at least 67 children have been killed in conflict-related incidents since the start of the ceasefire in Gaza.

New Delhi/Dubai - The Indian Air Force said a locally made Tejas fighter jet crashed at the Dubai Airshow during an air show, killing the pilot.

Moscow - The Kremlin said the United States has not yet discussed with Russia in detail its proposed 28-point plan to end the war in Ukraine, and Moscow has not yet received anything official about it.

Berlin - German Foreign Minister Johannes Wadephul said he sees the US-backed plan to end the war in Ukraine as merely a list of points that Ukraine and Russia should urgently discuss, but indicated that it is not a final plan.

Kyiv - Ukraine said it expects other parties to respect its position while it continues to work with its American partners at the technical level in Kyiv to study peace proposals put forward by Washington.

Moscow - Russian forces have taken control of the towns of Yampel, Stafki, Novoselivka and Maslyakivka in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine, as well as a village in the neighboring Dnipropetrovsk region, the RIA news agency reported, citing the Defense Ministry.

Moscow - The Kremlin said that about 5,000 Ukrainian soldiers are trapped on the eastern bank of the Oskol River in the Kharkiv region of eastern Ukraine.

Dhaka - The Bangladeshi government said at least five people, including a child, were killed and about 100 others were injured in a 5.7 magnitude earthquake that shook the country, damaging buildings in many areas, including the densely populated capital, Dhaka.

Maiduguri - Gunmen in Nigeria kidnapped students from a Catholic school in the early hours of Friday morning, in the latest attack after US President Donald Trump threatened military action over the treatment of Christians in the West African nation.

Lagos - Gunmen kidnapped 38 worshippers from a church in Nigeria's Kwara state last Tuesday and are demanding a ransom of 100 million naira (about $69,000) for each hostage, a church official told Reuters.

Belém, Brazil - Brazil, which holds the presidency of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), has released a draft text of a proposed agreement for this year's summit that does not include a proposal that was included in a previous version to develop a global plan to phase out fossil fuels.

(Prepared by Doaa Mohamed for the Arabic Bulletin)