By Plenary Sessions: Kalev Stoicescu

The rhetorical style is extremely emotional, moral, and condemnatory, employing strong language to describe Russia, such as "barbaric," "murderers," and "monster." The speaker balances emotional appeals (the suffering of children) with factual references (ICC orders, figures), and uses a personal address ("Good people who are watching our work!"). The address concludes with slogans in Ukrainian.

The rhetorical style is formal, analytical, and urgent, describing a world on the threshold of a new Cold War and emphasizing the necessity of being strong and agile. The speaker employs logical arguments and geopolitical analysis, referencing past successes (NATO/EU accession) as a model for achieving future ambitions. He addresses "the few colleagues" who had the patience to remain until the end of the discussion, which suggests a certain disappointment regarding attendance.