By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Tali

The rhetorical style is highly combative, decisive, and insistent, emphasizing the need for immediate action and avoiding any delay. Strong and polarizing metaphors are employed, such as calling the Moscow church a Kremlin subcontractor and comparing Patriarch Kirill to radical mullahs who incite jihad. The speaker appeals primarily to national values and security threats, rather than relying heavily on factual data.

The style is analytical and strategic, utilizing comparisons with international models (Israel, South Korea). The tone is professional and inquisitive, yet it includes a powerful call to the nation's will for defense and the application of ingenuity. The speech is formal, addressing both the chairman and the prime minister.