In Poland, two ambassadors resigned due to the situation in the Constitutional Court. The Polish ambassador to Romania Pawel Soluch and the ambassador to China Jacob Comeau are resigning due to the situation around the Constitutional Court. The Polish ambassador to China, Jacob Komuch, wrote that in view of the events in the country, he could no longer fulfill his duties and asked for his return. The head of the Polish Foreign Ministry, Radoslaw Sikorski, responded to his words by saying that she was "unprofessional". At the same time, the Polish ambassador to Romania, Pawel Soloch, announced an attempt to illegally seize the Constitutional Court, which is why he is also ceasing to perform his duties. On the evening of October 30, Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska removed the leadership of the Constitutional Court (CT) and took over power, and the Minister of Justice submitted requests to remove the immunity of the heads of the Constitutional Court. In response, the opposition accused the government of attacking the court and outside the building, demonstrations broke out with clashes and arrests. President Karol Nabrotsky returned in an emergency from Senegal, entered the court and declared that he did not recognize the new leadership. In the morning he convened urgent consultations with the forces of parliament. In Poland there is a long-standing conflict between the government of Donald Tusk and the president over control of the judicial system. The Prime Minister is trying to renew the Constitutional Court, which he believes depends on the previous PiS government. In the past, President Nabrotsky blocked the swearing in of new judges, and the former head of the court, Savchakovsky, did not allow them to work.