How can military strikes on June 21st trigger a "No" outcome for markets on June 19th and 20th? The playbook has long shown that market resolutions are based on events within their specific timelines.
If no military action happened on the 19th or 20th, those markets correctly resolved as "No"; a later event can't change what already occurred.
It's like saying today's weather causes yesterday's forecast to be wrong; the record clearly shows that the past is not altered by the future.
We've always kept these timelines straight for a reason, otherwise, you'd never know when a result is final.