By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

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Among social issues, the physical and mental health of youth takes center stage, emphasizing the importance of daily team-based physical activity in schools. The speaker directly links the physical fitness of young people to national defense and the readiness of the defense forces, proposing personal effort (specifically, pull-ups) and changes to the school system as solutions.

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The primary social issue is ensuring animal welfare and public safety concerning dog attacks. The speaker stresses that both the attacks and animal welfare must be addressed holistically, rather than simply reacting to incidents.

Social issues are addressed indirectly, by referencing the Western population's tendency toward social consumption, which complicates the rapid increase of defense expenditures. The text also mentions the preference of authoritarian regimes to fund aggression at the expense of social capital. The primary focus is on ensuring security by curtailing social consumption habits.