There is a political crisis in Poland: why was the government accused of a coup attempt, and opposition supporters clashed with the police? In Poland, on October 30, the long-term political conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court, the local analogue of the Constitutional Court, escalated. A new round of the crisis occurred after Donald Tusk's government tried to impeach the chairman of the court and his deputy, as well as bring them to criminal responsibility. Protesters gathered outside the court, which was blocked off by police. Polish President Karol Noruki interrupted his visit to Senegal, and upon his return to Israel he also arrived at the court building. The opposition accused the government of a "coup" and of trying to turn Poland into a "police state". Tusk, in turn, said that we are talking about "restoring the rule of law". We tell you what is happening in Warsaw. Open with VPN | No VPN.