By Plenary Sessions: Ants Frosch

Strong opposition is directed at the ruling party Eesti 200 over the use of an unethical donation, with demands for its immediate return. Regarding the draft sanctions bill, the government is being criticized for its haste and for underestimating the associated risks. The speaker notes that other opposition members, including EKRE, have also raised questions about the risks inherent in the bill.

The criticism is aimed at the activities of judicial and investigative authorities, particularly regarding the inconsistent application of the principle of proportionality. The objection is both procedural and principled, focusing on the disparity of standards applied in similar cases.

The main confrontation is directed at the governing coalition (Reform Party, Social Democrats, Eesti 200), who are accused of voting down the draft law due to a lack of political will. The criticism is sharp and substantive, referencing the coalition party leaders' ties to Eastern funding and the establishment of an undemocratic state system. No willingness to compromise is being expressed, as the rejection of the bill is anticipated on political grounds.

The primary opposition is aimed squarely at the government and the prime minister, whose policies are being criticized for being contradictory and ineffective. The criticism targets both the lack of coherence in foreign policy (sanctions versus military support) and the domestic failure to resolve transportation issues in rural areas.