By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The main criticism is directed at Hanno Pevkur, the former Minister of the Interior and current Minister of Defence. He is accused of failing to deliver on promises regarding border infrastructure development and prioritizing the procurement of Chinese drones instead of domestic solutions. Criticism is also leveled against the government for its lack of transparency and ignorance concerning the secret camera systems, which caught both the Prime Minister and another politician (Pakosta) by surprise.

Direct political confrontation is not voiced, but implementation obstacles are highlighted, such as the inability of the local government in Narva to reach a consensus. Criticism is aimed at the inefficiency and lack of clarity in project execution (for instance, the question of Süku's co-financing).

The main opponent is the coalition and the Ministry of Economic Affairs, who are being criticized for maintaining utopian goals and lacking a holistic vision in energy policy. The criticism is directed both at the substance of the policy (ignoring price criteria) and the legislative procedures, raising the question of whether other laws, such as tax laws, can be interpreted just as creatively.

The opposition is directed against a specific bill, criticizing its provisions which create a conflict between national defense requirements and taxation objectives. The criticism is policy-based, questioning both the bill's environmental objective and its practical implementation.