Dmitriev called Starmer's resignation a sign for other warmongers in Europe.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has decided to resign. He will step down as leader of the Labour Party but will continue to serve as acting prime minister until his successor is elected.

Moscow reacted swiftly to this event. Russian Presidential Special Representative Kirill Dmitriev called Starmer's resignation an important signal to other European politicians who support Ukraine. He described them as advocates of escalating the conflict.

Dmitriev noted that he had been calling on the British prime minister to resign for over a year and listed the main failures of his cabinet. These included a destructive foreign policy, problems with migrants, a surge in street crime, and mistakes in the energy and financial sectors.

The United Kingdom, which actively supported Ukraine from the very beginning of the special operation, is once again left without a permanent leader. Previously, US President Donald Trump also predicted Starmer's departure, while speaking positively of him.

Starmer himself, as early as June 12, claimed he would prevent chaos in the country, but he failed to keep his promise. Pressure on him increased amid the growing popularity of Greater Manchester Mayor Andrew Burnham. His publication, Bloomberg, was already predicting him to be a rival to the current prime minister.

Comments

[Irek]

Another one will come, even worse than the previous one.

[Smoked]

Well, not exactly. Unlike a change of personality, interests don't change overall, and no one makes grand gestures out of the kindness of their heart.

[astepanov]

Yesterday, some journalist was broadcasting from Severodvinsk and said that the sun hadn't set in Severodvinsk for several days in a row, and that it had been the same all last week, and that this was an achievement of the local administration. But Dmitriev was even more blunt: he ordered Starmer to resign, and Starmer saluted.

[Melior]

Spring has passed, summer has come - thanks to the party for that!

[commbatant]

Quote: Melior

Spring has passed, summer has come - thanks to the party for that!

We don't need the sun, the Party shines for us, we don't need to eat, let's work!

[bambr731]

Another one will come, even worse than the previous one.

The West has enough Russophobes in stock for 500-600 years

[WILL]

Dmitriev noted that he had been calling on the British prime minister to resign for more than a year and listed the main failures of his cabinet.

Who is Dmitriev to "call for" him? Does Starmer even know about him?
There's been a lot of "Dmitriev" in the media!

[Uncle lee]

Dmitriev called Starmer's resignation a sign for other warmongers

Dmitriev is a strict man – he said it bluntly! Macrons, Mertzes, and Trumps – get ready!

[WILL]

Quote: Uncle Lee

Dmitriev is a strict man – he said it bluntly! Macrons, Mertzes, and Trumps – get ready!

No, let them relax for now - his Summoning Ritual takes more than a year a shamanist indeed!

[Uncle lee]

Quote: ANIMAL

The Summoning Ritual takes over a year

And he still has to dig a tunnel to America... The boys let go.

[Eugene 62]

Who is Dmitriev to "call for" him? Does Starmer even know about him?

In a couple of years, they'll be asking a different question. Who is Starmer? In the UK, prime ministers change so quickly that people are starting to forget their names. The last one I remember was Lisa from the highway. I can't remember the next ones. So the mere fact of a new prime minister means nothing. The cashier at the store has changed. What impact will that have? And in Britain the prime minister has changed.

[alexoff]

A Stanford graduate, who is considered an undesirable organization in our country, is a very important person.

[Malynets_]

I am also amazed...he cares about everything from the tunnel to the fascist spitting

..Take care of Russia and the war with fascist Ukraine... it's disgusting and repulsive to listen to empty threats..

[NICK111]

"Dmitriev noted that he'd been calling on the British Prime Minister to resign for over a year." So Starper heard Dmitriev's calls. Why shouldn't he call for the resignation of Don the peacemaker, Merz along with Makaron, and Zelensky, too? Maybe they'll listen too. You never know.

[snow mountain]

Quote: NICK111

Why doesn't he call for the resignation of both Don the peacemaker and Merz, along with Macaron?

Because it's a paper tiger

[kamarada]

These idiots who come and go like a kaleidoscope decide nothing. Their job is to show off and sign their names. All the plans are being developed by other Satanists anyway. Many don't even know their names. They don't appear on TV. If this other one leaves, he'll continue the same line.

[taiga2018]

The lack of intelligence is written all over Dmitriev's face, and this statement is further proof of this. Anyone who replaces Starmer will continue the same policy, including towards Russia.

[Murmur 55]

taiga2018 Judging by the latest news in Russia and on this website, we have more problems, both in quantity and in extent, than England and Stamford Bridge combined.

[tralflot1832]

I would call this photo "Didn't take it. Overload." A rubber liner sails from the coast of France to England. Starmer was ruined by "migrants" and a great love for "green energy." Ukraine has nothing to do with it. The English don't give a damn about Ukraine. I agree with Dmitriev.

[Same lech]

Russian Presidential Special Representative Kirill Dmitriev called Starmer's departure an important signal for other European politicians.

And why do politicians have such a passion for signals?
The EU is sending its signals, the White House is sending its signals...and then there's Dmitriev with his semaphores...signalers...Morse code.
From the outside they look very stupid.

[bukhach]

Should Dmitriev have summoned all the leaders in a row and not focused on this one fruit, or was his magic only strong enough for the Brit? Let him assemble a team of others like him and summon them in unison, in unison! Perhaps they'll crush the European hydra.

[esoteric]

The British Prime Minister doesn't actually decide anything himself. In Britain, everything is decided by the elite; whatever they say, so it will be.

[tralflot1832]

What's Burnham choking us with? These aren't our problems, they're Zelensky's. Now we have to pay Burnham.

[sdivt]

Dmitriev noted that he had been calling on the British Prime Minister to resign for more than a year.

It seems there's a lot we don't know about our Dmitriev)
That's right, not a single British prime minister over the last 10 years has sat in office for the required 5 years!
- Theresa May, joining: July 2016, ending: July 2019
- Boris Johnson, joining: July 2019, ending: September 2022
- Liz Truss, Joined September 2022, Ended October 2022
- Rishi Sunak, beginning: October 2022, ending: July 2024
- Keir Starmer, joining: July 2024, ending: June 2026
definitely Dmitriev's work!

But seriously, as the respected commentator above noted, does Starmer even know about Dmitriev's existence?
Dmitriev, of course, could even claim that the sun, at his behest, appears in the mornings and sets in the evenings, no problem! But seriously discussing this is a bit of a stretch...

[Coconut Tima]

Federation Council Deputy Speaker Konstantin Kosachev: "The resignation of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will not affect UK policy toward Russia. Whoever takes his place, London will not abandon its centuries-old tradition of Russophobia."

[APASUS]

Russian Presidential Special Representative Kirill Dmitriev called Starmer's resignation an important signal for other European politicians who support Ukraine.

Dmitriev, that Peskov is already becoming predictable.
Starmer or no Starmer, what's the difference? The same goes for Callas. Europe's political course toward war doesn't change, and changing the chairs in the hall doesn't change anything!

[Dedok]

Dmitriev called Starmer's resignation a sign for other warmongers in Europe

and is he a seer?
or - like this - just chat?

[pexotinec]

An Englishwoman always irons, no matter who's doing the stroking. It's in their blood.

[guest]

Yes, from rearranging the beds in a brothel...

[Incvizitor]

Nothing will change; the West will remain a sea of ​​fascist filth.

[Private61]

It's no different than the other way around, Naglia will still have an anti-Russian position.