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Russian foreign minister questions future of UK and the Celts

The Russian foreign minister has raised questions about the future of the United Kingdom and the Celts, prompting a response from Plaid Cymru that Wales’s future should not be used by the Kremlin for its own purposes.

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Russia’s foreign minister has questioned what the future may hold for the United Kingdom and for the Celts, in remarks that have drawn a response from Plaid Cymru.

Plaid Cymru said Wales’s future was not for the Kremlin to endorse, oppose or exploit. The party’s statement rejected any suggestion that Russia should have a role in determining Wales’s constitutional or national future.

The comments centre on wider questions about the United Kingdom and the future of Celtic nations. However, the supplied material does not provide further details about when or where the Russian minister made the remarks, or the specific argument behind the questions.

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Plaid Cymru’s response emphasised that decisions about Wales should not be shaped by the Russian government. No further reaction or official development is provided in the available material.

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