By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Tali

The most prominent topics are national defense and sanctions policy, where the speaker adopts a strong, value-based stance. National defense is viewed as a vital and existential domain that must not be politically exploited. There is strong support for tightening sanctions against Russia and Belarus, demanding a full trade embargo to cut off funding for the aggressor and corruption. Support is also given to legislative bills aimed at reducing bureaucracy and streamlining the work of security institutions.

The political position heavily emphasizes national resilience and crisis readiness, underscoring Parliament's mandate to remain operational even during technical failures or crises, thereby fulfilling its responsibility to the public. The speaker strongly advocates for bolstering national defense and control over the information domain, while simultaneously criticizing the political opposition for its perceived helplessness. The overall focus is value-driven and aimed at guaranteeing institutional effectiveness.

The political position strongly emphasizes increasing national defense expenditures, directing particular attention to the defense of cyber and information space alongside kinetic warfare. The speaker considers the functioning of the e-state and digital services paramount in ensuring national security, referencing public opinion surveys that indicate the population's greatest fear is precisely hybrid threats. He supports the governing coalition's strategy for developing both digital defense capabilities and cyber offensive capabilities.