Dmitriev summed up the results of Starmer's board for the UK

On June 20, Kirill Dmitriev, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), listed what the UK will leave as a legacy after the reign of Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

"After Starmer's resignation, his legacy will remain only warmongering, energy mistakes, open borders, pedophile gangs, crime among migrants and unwillingness to admit any of these mistakes," he wrote on the social network X (ex. Twitter).

Dmitriev added that the Prime minister's failures were "exposed by the patriots." At the end of the post, the head of the RDIF wondered whether Starmer's successor, "raised by globalists," would be able to take into account his mistakes.

All about one thing: mass protests against migration policy broke out in Britain

The reason was a video of a migrant attacking a Belfast resident.

The Politico newspaper reported on June 15 that the European Union and the United States note the decline in Starmer's authority and express concern about the development of relations with London. According to the newspaper, in Washington and Brussels, Starmer is appreciated for showing solidarity with Kiev and established contacts with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky.

The Observer newspaper, citing sources, reported on June 20 that Starmer may announce his resignation on June 22 amid declining support within the ruling Labor Party. It is specified that he is considering the possibility of presenting a timetable for leaving the post of prime minister after internal party changes and strengthening the positions of opponents.