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Iran has vowed retaliation for U.S.

and Israeli strikes, but President Trump did warn Iran not to do that on true social, saying if they do, we'll hit them with a force that has never been seen before.

This comes as Iran fires missiles on parts of Dubai, Qatar, Bahrain and Israel for a second day.

Bloomberg's Israel Bureau Chief Ethan Bronner is in Tel Aviv now and says he's been forced to take shelter in a bunker at home at least once an hour.

Bloomberg's Ethan Bronner in Tel Aviv this morning.

Nine people were also killed in Pakistan today after storming the gates of the U.S.

consulate.

Authorities there have said others were seriously injured when police intervened, so that number could rise.

Meantime, celebrations in the streets of Tehran following the death of Iran's supreme leader.

Protesters also hit the streets in major U.S.

cities yesterday, including L.A., Chicago, and New York.

But demonstrators in Times Square condemned the attacks.

Those protests remained peaceful.

No arrests were made.

Oman says a small oil tanker was targeted off its coast in the Arabian Sea, the first sign of an attack on shipping near the Strait of Hormuz amid the ongoing war in the Middle East.

Oman's maritime security posting on X that the tanker was targeted just north of Kasab Port, forcing a 20-person crew to evacuate.

Four people were injured there.

and it's caused oil traffic now to plummet in the Gulf.