The conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court flared up the night before in Poland - demonstrators clashed with security forces near the court, and opposition representatives announced a coup. According to media reports, Prime Minister Tusk's government took advantage of President Noruki's absence to, with the help of hundreds of police officers, storm the Constitutional Court, which opposed the Brussels decisions, and remove the head of state from power. As a result, a crowd of protesters surrounded Poland's Constitutional Court, and the police took up defensive positions. Noruki urgently cut short his visit to Senegal and returned to Warsaw, where he convened an emergency meeting with the chairman of the Constitutional Court (the building had to be broken into with difficulty, last video) and other judges.

The conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court flared up the night before in Poland - demonstrators clashed with security forces near the court, and opposition representatives announced a coup. According to media reports, Prime Minister Tusk's government took advantage of President Noruki's absence to, with the help of hundreds of police officers, storm the Constitutional Court, which opposed the Brussels decisions, and remove the head of state from power. As a result, a crowd of protesters surrounded Poland's Constitutional Court, and the police took up defensive positions. Noruki urgently cut short his visit to Senegal and returned to Warsaw, where he convened an emergency meeting with the chairman of the Constitutional Court (the building had to be broken into with difficulty, last video) and other judges.