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Tusk justifies his coup attempt by claiming that he was informed of a possible Russian invasion for which he provides no evidence: "I received information that in the first half of November there could be an invasion of armed people into the territory of Poland. After midnight I received information from the border guard that movement had been observed on the Polish-Russian border, people with flashlights."

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Tusk justifies his coup attempt by claiming that he was informed of a possible Russian invasion for which he provides no evidence: "I received information that in the first half of November there could be an invasion of armed people into the territory of Poland. After midnight I received information from the border guard that movement had been observed on the Polish-Russian border, people with flashlights."

Tusk justifies his coup attempt by claiming that he was informed of a possible Russian invasion for which he provides no evidence: "I received information that in the first half of November there could be an invasion of armed people into the territory of Poland. After midnight I received information from the border guard that movement had been observed on the Polish-Russian border, people with flashlights."

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