By Plenary Sessions: Meelis Kiili

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Direct opposition is mounted against "skeptics" and those who criticize the strategic thinking of the Defence Forces, based on the claim that the generals are "fighting the last war." The criticism focuses on political short-sightedness and inadequate preparedness. Opponents are admonished to remember the brutal actions of the eastern neighbor in Ukraine.

The main adversary is the "eastern neighbor," who is described as a genuine threat whose intention is to disrupt the Estonian way of life and attack critical infrastructure. The focus is directed at limiting the adversary's capabilities and opportunities so that they are unable to carry out their intention. The speaker notes that the legal amendment is a reaction to the fact that attacks have already taken place.

There is no criticism directed at political opponents; the focus is on the technical and legal refinement of the draft bill. The only thing noted was the technical observation concerning trawling made by Vladimir Arhipov, a member of the National Defense Committee, which was addressed neutrally.

The opposition targets long-term decisions within the administrative domain that have led to the stripping of key functions from the Commander of the Defense Forces and the resulting supremacy of civilian authorities. The criticism is structural and focuses on negative consequences, not individuals.

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The speaker is not criticizing any opposing side or group; on the contrary, he notes that not a single amendment was submitted regarding the draft legislation. The decisions of the National Defence Committee were made by consensus, which indicates a lack of opposition on this particular topic.

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The criticism is directed at the officialdom and the top executives of the administrative sector, who are accused of failing to understand the nature of the Defence League (Kaitseliit) and exercising excessive control. The criticism is procedural and competence-based, emphasizing the need for socially mature and competent leaders to improve the system. No direct political adversary is named; rather, the systemic management logic is being criticized.

The objection is aimed at potential shortcomings or irregularities within the legislative process, rather than specific individuals or factions. The criticism is strictly procedural and has been presented in the form of a question.

Direct political confrontation is not expressed, nor is any group criticized personally. Indirectly, "obstruction" is referenced as the factor that necessitated changing the deadline for the bill's entry into force. The general attitude is aimed at overcoming conflicts and finding consensus, rather than confrontation.

There is no direct confrontation or criticism of specific opponents. The criticism is aimed instead at the narrow scope of the approach (focusing only on two pillars), rather than at individuals or procedures.

The criticism is aimed at an external threat, specifically the "aggressive eastern neighbor," who has developed capabilities for attacking underwater infrastructure. This represents a strong security-based challenge that requires countermeasures and planning from the state.

The criticism is directed at potential local government leaders who may misuse state support measures by converting functioning basic schools into primary schools simply to obtain additional resources. This constitutes a critique of ethical and procedural misconduct, rather than direct political opposition to the minister.

The criticism targets the foreign policy focus of the Government of the Republic and the Parliament (Riigikogu), citing insufficient attention paid to the BRIC countries in the context of sanctions. This criticism is policy-driven and presented as a constructive inquiry intended to identify better solutions.