By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The speaking style is emotional and confrontational, emphasizing that the state is "really hurting people a lot" and employing the term "emotional aggregate." Rhetorical questions and appeals to public sentiment are used to highlight the unfairness of the government's decisions. The tone is rather worried and accusatory.

The rhetorical style is critical and pressing, expressing concern over the sluggishness of Western action and questioning whether they remain in their comfort zone. The speaker effectively employs rhetorical questions ("Are we too slow?") to underscore the necessity of increasing sanctions pressure. The tone is formal, appropriate for a plenary session.

The rhetorical style is formal and interrogative, aimed directly at the Prime Minister. The tone is critical and challenging, employing questions posed by a third party (businesses) to underscore the government's fiscal inconsistency. Logical juxtaposition is utilized (cuts versus the cancellation of taxes), appealing directly to the concerns of the public (specifically, businesses).