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US 'disappointed' by ICC probe in Palestinian territories: spokesman

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"We firmly oppose and are disappointed by the ICC prosecutor's announcement of an investigation into the Palestinian situation," US State Department spokesman Ned Price says during a news briefing in Washington after the International Criminal Court opened a probe into alleged war crimes in the Palestinian territories. SOUNDBITE

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