By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Aab

Instead of taking a sharply adversarial stance, the focus is rather on critically analyzing the actions of all political parties. It gently criticizes the current government for its handling of inflation and for cutting investments during the crisis. It stresses that "finger-pointing" among parties is unproductive, given that decisions were made under complex crisis conditions.

Sharply criticizes the central government for failing to fulfill its obligations in the field of land valuation, accusing the state of 20 years of negligence. The text is also critical of lawmakers, calling for them to take responsibility for these long-standing problems.

There is not enough data.

No direct opposition was voiced. Rather, it criticized systemic problems such as bureaucracy, poor integration of databases, and a private sector that is unable to invest sufficiently in research and development. It mentioned external challenges, like the competitive edge provided by Germany's large aid packages.

Covertly criticizes the previous government, referencing the "war of words" between the Minister of Finance, the Prime Minister, and the Office of the President, but does so diplomatically. It emphasizes that the president's reputation suffered "completely independently of him," demonstrating moderate criticism without direct attacks.

Directs sharp criticism toward the Moscow Patriarchate and Patriarch Kirill, labeling them as henchmen of the Russian regime. It criticizes their declaration of a "holy war" and their influence operations. At the same time, it emphasizes that the criticism is not aimed at ordinary believers or their religious practices.

The main adversary is the Moscow Patriarchate as an institution and Patriarch Kirill personally, who is being called a war criminal. It sharply criticizes the Patriarchate’s justification of aggression and its call for a "holy war." The opposition is clearly political and security-based in nature, not anti-religious. It rules out compromise on the issue of the jurisdictional subordination of parishes associated with the Patriarchate.