It's difficult to see how military strikes on June 21st would retroactively cause a "No" outcome for markets covering June 19th and 20th; that's like saying a wedding budget for next month influenced what was spent on a birthday cake last week. If we were looking at this with fresh eyes, would we really connect a later event to something that already closed? Those earlier markets would have settled as "No" because no action took place within their own specified timeframes. You can't just walk away from the fact that cause and effect generally work in one direction.