Volodymyr Zelensky sent a thank you message to Keir Starmer, who will resign from the position of Prime Minister of the United Kingdom: "You are always welcome in Ukraine"

The political scene in Great Britain has been shaken by the resignation of Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who succumbed to internal pressures and announced that he can no longer lead the Labour Party. In his speech, Starmer acknowledged the loss of support from his parliamentary colleagues, emphasizing that every decision was made in the interest of the country.

International reactions did not take long to appear, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky sending a message of thanks for the military and diplomatic assistance provided by the British government. Zelensky highlighted the importance of bilateral relations and invited Starmer to visit Kyiv, reaffirming Ukraine's appreciation for Great Britain.

Starmer's resignation was triggered by the poor results recorded in the local elections, where the Labour Party lost nearly 1,500 seats, generating significant internal pressure for a change in leadership.

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