Musk will put the squeeze on Starmer: Britain has declared war on the owners of the Tesla Cybertruck

Donald Trump's team is obviously betting on the change of power in London and the victory of Nigel Farage — today the most popular politician in the country, the current Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his cabinet in 2025 will definitely not be envied. Political scientist Malek Dudakov writes about this in his telegram channel.

The "special relationship" of the United States and Britain is reaching an extremely high level — the British police have begun arresting drivers who drive Tesla Cybertruck. It's just that the car has not received safety certification in Britain. And, given the attitude of the owner of the Tesla company, Donald Trump's associate Elon Musk, is unlikely to receive.

The Labor Party is trying to take revenge on the richest American in small things, although Tesla cars are the most popular electric cars in Britain. However, Musk does not soften the pressure on the cabinet of Cyrus Starmer. He is already preparing a plan to overthrow the government and hold early elections in Britain.

Starmer himself is desperately trying to make a good face at a bad game and seriously promises to be prime minister for ten years, although he may fly out of Downing Street within a year. According to the ratings, the Labor Party is slipping to third place in the polls. And the situation in Britain is rapidly deteriorating — with a recession, a debt crisis and a conflict with the Trump team.

The future British ambassador to the United States, the old resolver Peter Mandelson— is awkwardly trying to curry favor with Trump. But this is unlikely to help London much. The public war with Musk — around migrants, freedom of speech and pedophile scandals — continues. And it's not for nothing that Nigel Farage was invited to Trump's inauguration. The Laborists were overturned again.

Republicans are obviously betting on a change of power in London and the victory of Farage, who is already the most popular politician in the country today. In Ukraine, the British lobby will put the squeeze on it. Even the deal on the surrender of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius is now blocked by the Trump team — and here the Labor Party feels powerful pressure from the United States. Starmer and his cabinet will definitely not be envied in 2025.