By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The speaker emphasizes the clear and unified stance of their party (EKRE) and contrasts it sharply with the government's policy. He mentions that in 2022, the National Defence Committee sent a cross-party letter to the government regarding securing extra funding for air defense, but stresses that the government ignored this consensus.

There is no willingness to cooperate; the speaker stresses that the bill must be rejected during the first reading. It is emphasized that EKRE will repeal this law at the first opportunity, which demonstrates a strongly confrontational approach. The governing parties (Eesti 200, Social Democrats) are mentioned as mere helpers of the Reform Party, not potential cooperation partners.

Cooperation is not mentioned; instead, the speaker criticizes the government's attempts at inclusion after decisions have been made, calling them "a mockery." There is no openness whatsoever to compromise or cross-party collaboration, as the government's actions are deemed unethical.

Willingness to cooperate is absent; rather, cynicism and doubt are expressed regarding the sincerity of the internal opposition coming from the government partners (the Reform Party). The speaker suspects that the Reform Party's Tartu branch is merely posturing for voters, rather than actively working to stop the project. There are no references to bilateral or cross-party cooperation.