By Plenary Sessions: Eerik-Niiles Kross

The main criticism is directed at the Georgian government (Ivanishvili’s circle), which is accused of deviating from the democratic path, making anti-Western statements, and drifting into Russia’s sphere of influence. Criticism is also being extended to Western countries, including Estonia, for their previous excessive leniency toward Russia and Georgia. A compromise with the Georgian leadership is ruled out because diplomacy is no longer effective.

There is no direct confrontation or criticism aimed at political opponents, but the speaker is actively addressing questions concerning the role of e-elections and the practical impact of the decision. He refutes simplified comparisons between Estonian and Russian elections, emphasizing the violation of the constitution in Russia's case.