![[As it happened] Newsday: Monday, August 18](https://static.euronews.com/articles/277840/1536x864_277840.jpg)
By Euronews
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We have now closed the live news updates for Monday, August 18. There is a summary of today’s major stories, below.
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- * ‘Dozens’ killed after missiles hit a convoy of refugees in eastern Ukraine
- * WHO says Ebola countries should do ‘exit screening’ at airports, ports and borders
- * WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to leave Ecuador’s London embassy ‘soon’.
- * National Guard sent into Ferguson, Missouri, after more unrest over police shooting
- * Fresh US air strikes on Islamic State targets around Mosul Dam
- * Earlier Iraq claimed Kurdish fighters had retaken Mosul Dam