By Plenary Sessions: Kalev Stoicescu

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topic of Russian aggression and war crimes, citing specific data on the number of deported children (20,000 identified, 700,000 according to Russia's claims) and referencing the International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrants issued for Putin and Lvova-Belova. Detailed examples of the crimes are presented (Bucha, the Mariupol theater), along with an analysis of Russia's dehumanizing ideology. The speaker also shows knowledge of Estonia's contribution to the reconstruction of Ukraine (specifically mentioning the Ovruch kindergarten).

The speaker exhibits profound expertise in foreign and security policy, addressing the roles of NATO and the EU, and the historical importance of Estonia's accession. He employs specific terminology, such as "collective military capabilities" and "military mobility," and stresses the crucial partnership between diplomacy and national defense. Furthermore, he recognizes the necessity of developing the European economic model and the defense industry.