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A coup was reported in Poland - protesters surrounded the Constitutional Court building in Warsaw, and the police took defensive positions. President Karol Noruki, who was on his way to Senegal, ordered the plane turned back and returned to Warsaw. The Tusk government took advantage of President Norukis' absence to storm the Constitutional Court, which opposed Brussels' decisions, with hundreds of police officers, according to media reports. There is no other way. After years of lawlessness, this is a difficult, sometimes painful process that requires decisive action, says Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

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A coup was reported in Poland - protesters surrounded the Constitutional Court building in Warsaw, and the police took defensive positions. President Karol Noruki, who was on his way to Senegal, ordered the plane turned back and returned to Warsaw. The Tusk government took advantage of President Norukis' absence to storm the Constitutional Court, which opposed Brussels' decisions, with hundreds of police officers, according to media reports. There is no other way. After years of lawlessness, this is a difficult, sometimes painful process that requires decisive action, says Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

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