By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

The focus is on security risks associated with the choice of citizenship (specifically, obtaining a Russian passport) and religious denominations. Concerns are being raised regarding both the Russian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate and the growing Muslim community, particularly their potential ties to foreign extremist organizations.

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Among social issues, historical memory and national honor are sharply addressed, defending the memory of those who fought for Estonia against accusations involving Nazi symbolism. Secondly, the focus is on immigration policy and security, stressing that the acceptance and support of Ukrainian conscripts is unacceptable, as this undermines the defense capabilities of an ally and Estonia’s own will to defend itself. The speaker emphasizes the undeniable duty of every citizen to defend their country.

Regarding social issues, emphasis is placed on the need to protect families, children, and pensioners, opposing budget cuts that reduce access to healthcare. Criticism is aimed at making cuts "in completely the wrong places."

The main social issues concern the well-being and sense of security of families, children, and vulnerable groups (people with disabilities, pensioners). The speaker strongly opposes measures that reduce social security, particularly in the context of the demographic crisis. The necessity of caring for families and children is emphasized.

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