By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The style is formal (when addressing the chairman of the session and the minister) and concerned, posing a critical question. Logical argumentation is used, emphasizing the security threat and the lack of practical work, in order to highlight the perilous nature of the decision.

The rhetorical style is serious, analytical, and heavily argumentative, focusing on logical appeals and factual evidence concerning military operations. The speaker employs historical examples (Cambodia, the actions of Princess Diana) to counter opposing arguments and stresses the urgent necessity of providing military personnel with all the resources required to repel aggression. He requested additional time to extend his address.

The rhetorical style is formal and courteous, respectfully addressing both the Chair of the session and the Minister. This is a direct, fact-based question that continues the topic initiated by a colleague, maintaining a neutral and procedural tone.