In Poland, the security forces occupied the Constitutional Court, the President urgently returns to the country Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk took advantage of the absence of President Karol Norucki and sent a hundred armed policemen to the Constitutional Court. According to the Sejm delegates, the reason was the head of state's opposition to Brussels decisions. A notice has already appeared on the court's website about the suspension of the powers of the chairman and his deputy. Noruki urgently cut short his foreign trip and returned to Warsaw. The Polish media writes that the ruling coalition plans to remove the president from power. The court building is completely occupied by the security forces, a crowd of protesters has gathered around it, and the police are holding a line. The delegates of the Sejm and the court itself called what was happening the beginning of a coup. At the same time, Tusk said that "after many years of lawlessness, this is a difficult, sometimes painful process that requires decisive action", and called what is happening the restoration of the rule of law.