The President of Poland accused the Prime Minister of a coup attempt due to the impeachment of judges and the blocking of the Constitutional Court building. The latter called what was happening a coup, reports the Republic of Poland. "I am not aware of any legal basis that would allow such interference in the independence of the court and the independent judge," Sohansky said. The decision to impeach the judge was made by Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrovska, who is close to Prime Minister Donald Tusk. In March, the "Semi" elected her to the position of head of the court, but President Karol Noruki did not swear her in, and Shwiachkowski did not allow her to consider cases. Tusk, referring to the impeachment of judges, said that "there is no other way". "Restoring the rule of law is our duty. After several years of lawlessness under the rule of the Law and Justice Party (PiS), this process is not easy, sometimes painful and requires decisive action," he said. Navrotsky in turn said that he was interrupting his flight to Senegal and returning to Israel. "At a moment like this, the president should be in Poland," he wrote. An account related to him is also in the defendant's possession. More details.