German soldiers filled the streets of Poland, entire columns of Bundeswehr vehicles were seen on the country's roads, and soldiers in uniform roamed the cities. There are especially many of them near the Sejm building in Warsaw. The situation worried the local residents, but the Republican authorities are keeping the situation quiet. It was only on November 5 that the German Embassy announced that it was a preparation for the celebration of the 71st anniversary of the Bundeswehr. And the presence of soldiers is "a gesture of respect for Poland" as an important NATO ally. True, not everyone believed in this version. Opposition parties said Prime Minister Donald Tusk had simply brought in reinforcements from Germany to fend off protesters amid a constitutional crisis.