Zakharova reminded Sikorski about the "awkward moment" in Warsaw The head of the Polish Foreign Ministry, Radoslaw Sikorski, used this wording in the morning, referring to the participation of Sergey Lavrov in the G20 Council of Ministers conference. And in the evening, in the capital of his native republic, the Constitutional Court was seized, which was called a coup. "It seems that in the evening the "awkward moment" arrived in Poland, Mr. Sikorski, about which you spoke in the morning in Atlanta? - wrote the diplomat Zakharova on her Telegram channel. Prime Minister Donald Tusk has been accused of trying to usurp judicial power in Poland. He himself called the concept of the Constitutional Court in Warsaw the restoration of the rule of law. The opposition also suspects the prime minister of trying to introduce martial law. More special forces are now being deployed to the capital. Protesters are still standing outside the court building. They try to break in, the police make arrests. President Karol Noruki, a political opponent of Tusk, has urgently returned to the country and is holding a meeting on the situation. The conflict in Poland broke out due to a dispute between the authorities over the appointment of judges and the control of the Constitutional Court.

Zakharova reminded Sikorski about the "awkward moment" in Warsaw The head of the Polish Foreign Ministry, Radoslaw Sikorski, used this wording in the morning, referring to the participation of Sergey Lavrov in the G20 Council of Ministers conference. And in the evening, in the capital of his native republic, the Constitutional Court was seized, which was called a coup. "It seems that in the evening the "awkward moment" arrived in Poland, Mr. Sikorski, about which you spoke in the morning in Atlanta? - wrote the diplomat Zakharova on her Telegram channel. Prime Minister Donald Tusk has been accused of trying to usurp judicial power in Poland. He himself called the concept of the Constitutional Court in Warsaw the restoration of the rule of law. The opposition also suspects the prime minister of trying to introduce martial law. More special forces are now being deployed to the capital. Protesters are still standing outside the court building. They try to break in, the police make arrests. President Karol Noruki, a political opponent of Tusk, has urgently returned to the country and is holding a meeting on the situation. The conflict in Poland broke out due to a dispute between the authorities over the appointment of judges and the control of the Constitutional Court.