President Donald Trump says he was not told by Iran that it plans to suspend talks with the United States. In comments to NBC News reported by multiple outlets, Trump said he had not been made aware of Iran’s decision to halt negotiations, which he associated with Israel-related developments in Lebanon. He indicated that he does not view the suspension as a major issue. Trump said that if Iran does not want to continue discussions, that outcome is acceptable, adding that he himself does not “particularly” want to talk either. The reporting reflects that Trump’s position centers on the claim that Iran did not inform him directly of its intent to withdraw or cease negotiations, rather than on details of the underlying dispute. Both sources describe Trump’s response as calm and nonconfrontational, characterizing the lack of communication from Iran and his stated willingness to proceed even if talks do not continue. The articles do not provide additional verification of Iran’s motivations beyond the link described to events in Lebanon.