Oliver Conway

I want to go to school.

They were going to upload it to social media.

Millions of dollars pour in, but the families never receive the money.

He told us it wasn't successful.

As I understood it, the video just didn't make any money.

The Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is continuing his diplomatic push for European support in the face of American pressure to make painful concessions to Russia.

President Zelensky is meeting key European allies in London today as well as NATO and EU officials in Brussels.

Late on Sunday, President Trump said he was disappointed in his Ukrainian counterpart and accused him of not reading the US proposal.

Russia...

I guess we'd rather have the whole country, wouldn't you think of it?

But Russia is, I believe, fine with it.

But I'm not sure that Zelensky is fine with it.

His people love it.

But he hasn't read it.

The latest meetings come after three days of talks in Florida, where Ukraine's chief negotiator pushed for changes to the White House plan, which is widely thought to favour Russia.

I heard more about President Zelensky's diplomatic offensive from our World Affairs correspondent, Joe Inwood.

Joe Inwood.

Meanwhile, Britain is unveiling how it plans to combat what it sees as an increasingly serious undersea threat from Russia.

There have been a series of incidents recently in which Russian vessels have been accused of operating suspiciously around British waters.

Our diplomatic correspondent Paul Adams has been looking at how the Royal Navy may respond.