Nigel Farage says Reform UK has positioned itself as a leading pro-Union force in the UK. Speaking to the press, he responds to earlier accusations that he wanted to break up the Union, arguing that the situation has changed and that Reform is now the “largest party in defence of the Union.” Farage also says Reform will be “robust” in addressing what he describes as separatist threats associated with the SNP in Scotland and Plaid Cymru in Wales. The reports present his comments as part of a broader political framing that emphasizes maintaining the Union and confronting parties he links to separatism. Across the available accounts, the central claims are that Farage rejects the earlier characterization of him as pro-breakup and that he portrays Reform as increasingly dominant on Union-related issues, including taking a firm approach toward separatist movements represented by the SNP and Plaid Cymru. No additional details on specific policies or timelines are included in the provided sources.