US launches rescue operation for airman shot down by Iran, tensions escalate
US-Iran Diplomatic Meeting Locations
The US launched a rescue operation to retrieve an airman shot down by Iran, escalating tensions amid ongoing conflict. The likelihood of a US-Iran diplomatic meeting by June 30 sits at
Market reaction
The rescue operation involved over 150 aircraft and hundreds of commandos, consistent with sustained military engagement rather than a diplomatic off-ramp. The US-Iran diplomatic meeting market holds at
Why it matters
In the context of Operation Epic Fury, the end of military operations against Iran by March 1 remains improbable. That market has no volume, which suggests traders expect the conflict to continue. The rescue mission doesn’t directly change military odds, but it fits the pattern of active combat operations rather than de-escalation.
What to watch
At 2.1¢, a YES share in the diplomatic meeting market pays $1 if it resolves, a
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