New Delhi, May 25 -- Officials involved in negotiations between the United States and Iran said on Sunday (May 24) that a framework agreement over Tehran's nuclear program is "95% there," though key details remain unresolved regarding the country's nuclear stockpile and the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.

According to officials speaking to Fox News, negotiators are currently focused on refining the wording of the agreement rather than debating core principles.

"We are not going to roll over. We are not there yet on a deal. We are not going to sign a deal today or tomorrow," one official was quoted as saying.

The official added that President Donald Trump believes additional time may be necessary to finalize the framework.

"The p...