Keir Starmer believes that his relationship with Donald Trump can no longer be repaired.

The British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing an irreparable deterioration of relations with American President Donald Trump, after the latter publicly mocked him for consulting his team before making military decisions. In a speech delivered at an Easter lunch at the White House, Trump imitated Starmer's weak voice, stating that the UK is not the best ally of the US, in the context of the Prime Minister refusing to allow the use of British military bases for attacks on Iran. This situation has sparked reactions from diplomats and politicians, who emphasized that Starmer acted correctly by ignoring the criticisms, but that the relationship with the US is severely affected. Trump accused the UK of delaying the sending of aircraft carriers, while sources from Downing Street stated that the President never requested these ships. A diplomat suggested that Starmer should focus his efforts on strengthening relations with Canada, Australia, and continental Europe, considering the difficulties in restoring ties with the US.

Additionally, Labour ministers and parliamentarians have supported Starmer, believing that his calm approach reinforces his position as a leader. Trump's criticisms have also generated tensions on the domestic political scene, and his comments were subsequently shared on social media, causing controversy.