By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The political focus is heavily concentrated on enhancing national defense capabilities, particularly the development of engineering/pioneer capacity and defensive structures (the Baltic Wall). The speaker stresses the necessity of replenishing the stocks transferred to Ukraine and initiating the production of military-grade explosives within Estonia, justifying this approach based on the lessons learned from the ongoing war. This is a robust and results-oriented position, demanding swift financial decisions from the government.

The political focus is on regulating the status of the Estonian Public Broadcasting (ERR) as a provider of vital services. A moderate and pragmatic position is being maintained, emphasizing the necessity of a new law while acknowledging that preparatory work has been completed, but much effort still lies ahead.

The political focus is strongly on national defense and security, emphasizing the need to accelerate the mobilization system by allowing reservists to keep their weapons at home. The speaker is critical of the government's inaction regarding the development of the defense industry, highlighting Estonia's lag (a 0:4 score) behind Latvia and Lithuania in attracting foreign capital. The viewpoints are strongly security- and results-based, stressing that the worsening security situation compels the finding of solutions. Furthermore, he supports implementing measures to block Russian propaganda in order to solve other problems.