By Plenary Sessions: Madis Kallas

The rhetorical style is formal and resolute, yet it includes a powerful emotional and moral appeal tied directly to the feeling of security. A clear juxtaposition is utilized ("a person who voted for Putin yesterday must not be allowed to elect the council in our cities and municipalities tomorrow") to underscore the unacceptability of the situation. The tone is urgent, suggesting the necessity of taking action before the autumn elections.

The speaker maintains a formal and respectful style, yet is simultaneously passionate and deeply concerned, particularly regarding the issue of Russian and Belarusian athletes. He employs both emotional appeals (such as "bloody medals") and logical arguments (for instance, the necessity of having plans and actions beyond mere discussions). The speech opens with an anecdotal example drawn from the cartoon "Peppa Pig" to illustrate the importance of taking action.

The rhetorical style is formal, polite, and centered on inquiry, addressing the respected Minister. A logical and analytical approach is employed, emphasizing comparison with the legislation of neighboring countries for the purpose of clarifying the facts.