We have collected for you the latest news about a "coup" in Poland 1 The police entered the Constitutional Court. On the evening of October 30, police officers in uniform and with shields blocked the court in Warsaw. Officially, to "protect judges" from protests. 2 The leadership of the Constitutional Court was suspended. Information appeared on the court's website about the suspension of the powers of chairman Bohdan Schweichkowski and his deputy Bartlomiej Sochanski. Sonchakovsky himself was unable to enter - he climbed over the fence and showed his ID card, but the police did not let him in. 3 The court website announced a coup. The KS account on X reported: the site was "illegally seized", Sonczykowski remains the chairman, and the actions near the building constitute a "coup". 4 Kaczynski picked it up. The PiS leader called what was happening "the next stage of a progressive coup" and called on the president to intervene. 5 Tusk: "There is no other way. The Prime Minister said that "restoring the rule of law is a responsibility", a process that is "sometimes painful" but decisive. 6 The President turned the plane around. Karol Noruki flew to Senegal, but returned to Warsaw due to the crisis. Upon arrival I held a meeting with the judges. 7 ambassadors resign. Polish diplomats in China and Romania announced their resignations due to the situation surrounding the Constitutional Court. 8 Demonstrations and victims. A crowd surrounded the court, some protesters tried to break into the area, there were injuries and arrests. Conclusion: in Poland there are no tanks in the streets, but a war for control of the court. Police, demonstrations, mutual accusations of a coup. While Warsaw finds out who "captured" the court, Polany just looks at it and realizes: he will pay for the show again. A trial for a counter-political constitution d'etat.