A government coup has begun in Poland: hundreds of police storm the Constitutional Court. Meanwhile, President Karol Noworski urgently returns to Warsaw, interrupting his trip to Senegal. A real struggle broke out between the president and the government over control of the Constitutional Court over the appointment of judges: the parliament elected 6 new judges, but Norotsky refused to take the oath of office for 3 of them. The president of the court, Bogdan Svenkovsky, did not allow these judges to work either. As a result, the work of the Mossad practically stopped. Today a judge announced the suspension of Sonkovsky from his post. After that, the police arrived quickly at the court building, and clashes broke out over allowing the judges to enter the institution - they were not allowed to enter, and unknown persons confronted the police. Telegram sources.

A government coup has begun in Poland: hundreds of police storm the Constitutional Court. Meanwhile, President Karol Noworski urgently returns to Warsaw, interrupting his trip to Senegal. A real struggle broke out between the president and the government over control of the Constitutional Court over the appointment of judges: the parliament elected 6 new judges, but Norotsky refused to take the oath of office for 3 of them. The president of the court, Bogdan Svenkovsky, did not allow these judges to work either. As a result, the work of the Mossad practically stopped. Today a judge announced the suspension of Sonkovsky from his post. After that, the police arrived quickly at the court building, and clashes broke out over allowing the judges to enter the institution - they were not allowed to enter, and unknown persons confronted the police. Telegram sources.