Dan Schwartzman

This will be probably your only chance for generations.

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.

Bloomberg's Israel bureau chief, Ethan Bronner, is in Tel Aviv.

That's Bloomberg's Israel Bureau Chief Ethan Bronner in Tel Aviv.

Bloomberg's Jomana Bersetchi says these strikes are very different from the U.S.

strikes on Iran back in June, mostly because Iran responded right away.

That's Bloomberg's Jumana Briseci.

The bombing campaign over Iran and the subsequent retaliation has led to more than 2,300 flight cancellations being recorded in the Middle East, with more than 90 percent of departures from Dubai International Airport being scrapped.

That's according to FlightAware data.

Some airlines were hit drastically, with Emirates canceling 87 percent of its scheduled flights and FlyDubai canceling 89 percent.

Hundreds of thousands of people have been stranded as the region functions as a global superconnector.

Ships are avoiding the Strait of Hormuz as Iran has effectively closed the important waterway.

We get more details from Bloomberg's Ed Kolegi.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies rebounding sharply in early Asia trading on Sunday after Iran confirmed that the Ayatollah had been killed during the military campaign by the U.S.

and Israel.

Bitcoin recovered to above $68,000, with cryptocurrencies recovering roughly $32 billion in market value by Sunday morning.

The U.S.

reportedly used Anthropic's Clawed AI tool in its attacks on Iran just hours after the Trump administration announced

that the federal government would end its relationship with the company after Anthropic attempted to put limits on the use of its clawed tool, that's according to the Wall Street Journal.