Saying the June 21st military strikes caused the "No" outcome for June 19th and 20th markets is like claiming the wedding cake we ordered today retroactively made last week's dessert disappear.
The playbook has always shown that outcomes are determined by what happened at the time, not by future events.
If there were no strikes on June 19th or 20th, the "No" resolution was already a done deal, based on the record of those specific days.
This isn't how causality works; you can't change the past with something that happens later.