By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

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Strongly supports the development of the defense industry as a key pillar of the economy, emphasizing the indirect benefits derived from taxes and employment, which would help offset significant defense expenditures. It warns that money will flow out of the country if everything is imported, leading to the nation's economic exhaustion by the end of the next electoral cycle. Domestic production is preferred, even if the nominal price is higher.

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Economic considerations are tied to national defense, supporting the development of the domestic defense industry and the launch of military-grade explosive production in Estonia. This indicates a readiness to direct strategic national expenditures toward ensuring security and replenishing reserves.