midnight at the moment it is your home astrocytic buyer, but there are itching questions that are continuing to swirl at the second hour of laura coates live. it is midnight, what is going to happen? we have already had the news tonight that the idf aerial defense system intercepted one rocket that was launched from the gaza strip in the last hour that was just before the truce was set to expire. rocket sirens were heard in the area over the past few hours. i want to go right now to cnn s jeremy diamond, in israel, and cnn chief national security correspondent alex marquardt who is in washington. jeremy, it is now the and of the deadline. we haven t heard anything about an extension of a truce from either side. what do you know? yes, that is right, laura. for all intents and purposes we believe this truce has now expired. it was slated to expire at this very time midnight eastern time, 7 am local time. it is now 701 a.m. where i am, and there have already been in the past h
Necessary things. even with hotels. reporter: among the new arr arrivals, this mother, her child and their cat. they complete the kyiv on the first day of the invasion. two days ago, i was thinking that this war is going to finish just in a few days and we won t need to leave ukrainian. now i just can t make any plans. i don t know when i ll see my family again. reporter: the ukrainian refugees are almost all women and children. absent here, husbands and fathers, men of fighting age, ordered to stay behind to defend the country. you re going to ukraine now. sure. reporter: alexander was on a
Do moldovans leaving. it s a population of people on the move right now. i ve just traveled across i cross four countries that border ukraine. slovakia, hungary, and now moldova. everywhere you go you see ukrainian refugees. typifies what these people look like. it s typically a woman pulling a single rolling suitcase and at least one child by the hand. that is what i ve seen in guesthouses, in gymnasiums that serve as shelters, in airports. i was in an airport overnight last night, a provincial airport in romania where there were ukrainians like that sleeping on the floor. of course, predominantly women and children because the men under martial law in ukraine have to stay behind, men of fighting age, to help defend
Officials and aid workers. each handed a solidarity ticket. a free seat on another train to the hungarian capital where more help waits. we help with traveling, fad, with wi-fi, and all necessary things. even with hotels. reporter: among the new arrivals, she and her son mark and their cat. they fled kyiv on the first day of the invasion. two days ago, i was thinking that this war is going to finish just in a few days. that we won t need even to leave ukraine. now i just can t make any plans. i don t know when i ll see my family again. reporter: the ukrainian refugees are almost all women and children. absent here, hundreds and fathers, men of fighting age,