Dan Schwartzman

That's former National Security Advisor and Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton earlier on Bloomberg this weekend.

President Trump also saying on Truth Social that quote heavy and pinpoint bombing however will continue uninterrupted throughout the week or as long as necessary.

Iranian media has reported that 201 people have been killed, with close to 750 wounded.

Meanwhile, Iran retaliating throughout the day, firing ballistic missiles across the Mideast at U.S.

targets in Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Kuwait, while also firing a barrage of drones and missiles at Israel.

There has been mixed reaction across the globe with Canada and Australia expressing support for the attack, while Russia called the strikes unprovoked aggression, with China saying it's highly concerned while calling for a stop to the assault.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer wants to see the violence end.

That's British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Ships have been avoiding the Strait of Hormuz since the beginning of the attacks.

We get more details from Bloomberg's Ed Kaleighi.

Meanwhile, OPEC Plus members are set to meet Sunday to discuss the option of a larger oil supply increase.

They had agreed to keep supply steady through March after a short supply freeze, but the attacks on Iran can now escalate production increases.

Chief Emerging Markets Economist for Bloomberg Zia Daoud joined Bloomberg's this weekend and discussed possible impacts to the oil market.

That's Chief Emerging Markets Economist for Bloomberg, Ziad Daoud.

The timing of the U.S.

and Israeli strikes on Iran comes at a holy time for the religious community throughout the Middle East.

We get more on that from Bloomberg's Dan Williams.

That's Bloomberg's Dan Williams.

The U.S.

reportedly used Anthropic's Claude AI tool in its attacks on Iran just hours after the Trump administration announced that the federal government would end its relationship with Anthropic after the company attempted to put limits on the use of its Claude tool, that's according to the Wall Street Journal.