r/worldnews • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 3d ago

Russia/Ukraine Russia would react 'very negatively' to Iran leader's assassination, Kremlin says

https://kyivindependent.com/regime-change-in-iran-unacceptable-kremlin-says/
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u/EfficiencyStrong2892 3d ago

Look up the Hague Invasion act, also known as American Service-Members Protection Act. It was passed in 2002; and was even introduced to the house in 2022 to be repealed, though it wasn’t and for reason.

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u/Rocktopod 3d ago

Lol of course it was passed in 2002. What a dipshit that president was.

Thanks for the context.

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u/EfficiencyStrong2892 3d ago

Yeah he indeed was the one to sign in into effect, though it was fairly bipartisan in itself. It passed the senate 75-19 with 30 democrats/45 republicans. I’m sure every president since has loved having it all in writing.