By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Kiik

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The speaker sharply criticizes the "false naivety" prevalent in the parliamentary chamber regarding the situation in Georgia, stressing that some colleagues are treating a serious geopolitical issue as a "pseudo-problem." Criticism is particularly aimed at those politicians who underestimate Russia’s influence in Georgia, while underscoring that Russia is not a friendly nation to Estonia and its interference has been proven.

The speaker criticizes the previous prime minister for the decision to exclude the Tallinn Hospital from the recovery funding, calling it the wrong decision. The speaker also expresses opposition to the political rhetoric contained in the draft bill’s explanatory memorandum, where the Centre Party is presented as the main negotiator with the European Commission, emphasizing that the negotiations were actually conducted by the government at the time, not the political party itself.