By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

The confrontation is sharp and highly personalized, aimed primarily at the Center Party led by Kõlvart, along with Varro Vooglaid, Belobrovtsev, and Tšaplõgin. They are accused of adopting positions that divide society and being stuck in dogmas, which prevents rational persuasion through argument. The opponents' attitudes are indirectly associated with looking upon Russia’s aggression with an approving eye.

The confrontation is aimed at the government's policies, which are deemed ineffective in narrowing regional divides, and at the Reform Party and other political parties for failing to deliver on infrastructure promises. The criticism is policy-driven and focuses on the government's capacity to achieve tangible results.