By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

It supports strong and structured cooperation among NATO countries to help Ukraine address its personnel and training challenges. It proposes specific cooperation models where allies would submit lists of foreign Ukrainians eligible for mobilization, allowing Estonia to provide them with basic training and deploy them to the front lines as fully prepared units.

Demonstrates a willingness to cooperate by expressing direct agreement with the colleague (Raimond) regarding the long-term duration of the defense expenditure tax. This indicates a readiness to reach a consensus on security funding matters.