Evaluating the 100 days of the new government, the Prime Minister stated in an interview with TV3 that the pace of the government's work is unprecedented, but acknowledged that at the same time it is impossible to do everything that people expect from the government. Kulbergs noted that the government has done a lot to strengthen air defense, and drones no longer fall on the territory of Latvia. Compared to spring, drones also enter the country's airspace significantly less often, and accordingly, fewer actions are required. The second major achievement, the Prime Minister mentioned, is the preparation for the safe conduct of elections to the Saeima. The Prime Minister noted that during his time in office, there have been many various crises that required solutions. Various crisis management institutions have been established in Latvia, millions have been allocated to them, but "we are not ready for crises," he added. Speaking about the budget for the next year, Kulbergs promised that the government would prepare proposals for the budget to increase revenues. At the same time, it is necessary to think about reducing expenses, but this should not become the only direction of work. Regarding the emerging disagreements within the government, Kulbergs noted that doing anything during the pre-election period is very difficult because everyone wants to please the voters. Some sharp moments in the relationships between parties are a natural reaction when parties see their ratings; however, he is not satisfied when, during the pre-election period, parties try to revise previously reached agreements.
