June 1 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that he had not heard from Iranians that they were suspending talks with the Washington, but added that silence would be fine and he was willing to wait."I think we've been talking too much if you want to know the truth. I think going silent would be very good, and that could be for a long time," Trump said in an interview with NBC News."It doesn't mean we're going to go and start dropping bombs all over there," Trump was quoted as saying. "We'll just go silent. We'll keep the blockade."

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he had not heard from Iranians that they were suspending talks with the Washington, but added that silence

Trump said he had not heard that Iran was suspending talks with the US, but added that “going silent” could be helpful.

Trump said he is in no hurry to strike a peace deal after Iran reportedly suspended indirect talks over Israel's latest strikes in Lebanon.