By Years: Leo Kunnas

The political platform is heavily focused on national defense and internal security, demanding that defense spending be raised to 4–5% of GDP. Furthermore, it opposes granting voting rights to Russian citizens in local elections, citing concerns regarding loyalty and security. The speaker criticizes the government’s handling of demography, the economy, and the defense sector, stressing the crucial need for national loyalty and competence. The overall political framework is defined by deep concern over the country’s long-term resilience and potential strategic mistakes.

The political focus is heavily directed towards national defense and security, demanding an immediate and significant increase in investment (3%+ of GDP) alongside a long-term strategic vision (Vision 2045). In terms of economic policy, tax hikes are opposed, and the reduction of VAT and income tax is supported during conditions of economic recession. Criticism is aimed at previous strategic errors and the quality of management, particularly concerning failures and omissions in the defense sector. Stances are strongly value-based regarding social issues and robustly policy-based on security matters.