Gulf tensions have intensified after Iran reacted to US threats by speeding up nuclear enrichment.
The EU had put up $15bn (€14bn) to bailout international diplomacy.
But hawkish US talk derailed the French-led initiative.
"From Friday (6 September), we will witness research and development on different centrifuges ... needed for enriching uranium in an accelerated way," Iranian president Hassan Rohani said on state TV on Wednesday.
"It is unlikely that we will reach a result with Europe by today or tomorrow," he added.
The centrifuge step would put Iran in further violation of a nuclear arms control pact designed to keep peace in the Middle East.
Read more at: EU-observer
The EU had put up $15bn (€14bn) to bailout international diplomacy.
But hawkish US talk derailed the French-led initiative.
"From Friday (6 September), we will witness research and development on different centrifuges ... needed for enriching uranium in an accelerated way," Iranian president Hassan Rohani said on state TV on Wednesday.
"It is unlikely that we will reach a result with Europe by today or tomorrow," he added.
The centrifuge step would put Iran in further violation of a nuclear arms control pact designed to keep peace in the Middle East.
Read more at: EU-observer
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