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International law restricts the use of force. Under the UN Charter, there are narrow pathways: Security Council authorization, host-state consent, or self-defense after an armed attack. The US says this was self-defense / law-enforcement logic. Critics say a criminal indictment is not a UN mandate—and if this becomes normal, any powerful state could indict rivals and justify seizures.

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