By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The speaker exhibits profound expertise in strategic planning for national defense and military structure, citing examples from the tactics of the War of Independence (the "shield and sword strategy") and referencing General Laaneots's previous assessments. He utilizes specific terminology (e.g., "capabilities catalogue," J1/G1/N1/A1 structures) and analyzes detailed capability developments, such as engineer services, indirect fire capability, and counter-drone defense. He highlights specific historical wartime defense force sizes (e.g., 104,500 personnel in 1939) and the necessary modern figures.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in calculating demographic data and quotas, using specific statistical indicators (0.1% of the population, 1,300 people annually). He/She employs logical deduction to assess the country's long-term capacity to integrate a foreign-born population (130,000 people per century). This expertise is directed toward analyzing the impact of historical data and current quotas.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the specifics of the vehicle fleets belonging to internal security and national defense institutions, distinguishing between operational vehicles and other vehicles, such as Estonian Defence Forces trucks. The speaker highlights their familiarity with the vehicle categories of the Rescue Board, the Police and Border Guard Board, the Defence Forces, and the Defence League.