By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Tali

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of international law and security, referencing in detail the 1994 Budapest Memorandum and its violation. Specific examples from criminal cases (the serial killers Medvedev and Ustimenko) are also provided, along with instances of Russian courts abusing civil and family law proceedings. He/She utilizes legal terminology and historical facts to substantiate his/her arguments.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of statistics regarding the war in Ukraine, citing a specific figure for Russian losses (400,000 soldiers). The expertise centers on international security and the subject of war crimes, specifically the forced displacement of children. The technical term "war crime" is employed, and its uniqueness in the 21st century is discussed.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in defense and security policy, citing specific data on Russia's shell production capacity (4–4.5 million) and promises regarding the delivery of 155-millimeter shells. Also under discussion is the application of international law and sanctions via frozen assets, prompting a question about the allies' response.