He broke into the Constitutional Court and attacked judges: the behavior of the President of Poland Karol Norucki infuriated the country's Attorney General, Waldemar Zorek. "I hope the prosecutor's office will take action, because it is unacceptable for a person protected by presidential immunity to behave in this way - to break in and attack judges," he told TVN24. The Attorney General also accused the head of state of inciting tensions in society due to the coup attempt. At the same time, the Polish president himself called the night's events in the Constitutional Court a forceful seizure of a government body. A political crisis broke out in Poland around the Constitutional Court, divided between supporters of Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Karol Norucki. On October 30, the security forces blocked the court; Navrotsky arrived there in person, interrupting his visit to Senegal. They tried not to let the president in, they pushed him and grabbed him by his jacket, but he still managed to break through. The cause of the conflict was a dispute over the appointment of new judges and reform of the judicial system. Amid the conflict, several Polish ambassadors resigned, and the opposition accused Tusk of seizing the court by force. In the photos - Carol Noruki breaks the audience to the Constitutional Court. Read more about the attempted coup in Poland here. More IZ RU news in max.

He broke into the Constitutional Court and attacked judges: the behavior of the President of Poland Karol Norucki infuriated the country's Attorney General, Waldemar Zorek. "I hope the prosecutor's office will take action, because it is unacceptable for a person protected by presidential immunity to behave in this way - to break in and attack judges," he told TVN24. The Attorney General also accused the head of state of inciting tensions in society due to the coup attempt. At the same time, the Polish president himself called the night's events in the Constitutional Court a forceful seizure of a government body. A political crisis broke out in Poland around the Constitutional Court, divided between supporters of Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Karol Norucki. On October 30, the security forces blocked the court; Navrotsky arrived there in person, interrupting his visit to Senegal. They tried not to let the president in, they pushed him and grabbed him by his jacket, but he still managed to break through. The cause of the conflict was a dispute over the appointment of new judges and reform of the judicial system. Amid the conflict, several Polish ambassadors resigned, and the opposition accused Tusk of seizing the court by force. In the photos - Carol Noruki breaks the audience to the Constitutional Court. Read more about the attempted coup in Poland here. More IZ RU news in max.