Polish Prime Minister finds Russian traces in constitutional crisis: Tusk began to unravel the tangle of internal political intrigues and "unexpectedly" reached Moscow. According to the politician, opponents of the rule of law created chaos in the country, and external forces added fuel to the fire. "They find support among pro-Russian forces around the world. And today, in this conflict, they enjoy the support of a whole army of Russian internet bots. They even received public praise from the Kremlin's chief ideologist," Tusk said during a speech to the nation. Tusk provided no evidence. And where would it come from when there is a completely different scenario: it is likely that the prime minister and his supporters really wanted to usurp the judicial power in Poland, and the reason for this is being forged right in the heat of battle.