No, the June 21st military strikes didn't trigger the "No Outcome" for markets on June 19th-20th; that's just a fundamental misunderstanding of timelines.
Each market has its own finite window; if nothing happened in that specific period, it resolves as "No" then, not later.
Thinking a future event dictates a past market's resolution wastes precious analytical bandwidth.
It's like saying a job offer made today was caused by a candidate turning it down next week; the outcome is already set.