Flying Hussars and one gorilla are already taking part in demonstrations near the building of the Constitutional Court of Poland The conflict over the appointment of judges between Tusk and Norucki continues. US Ambassador to Poland Tom Rose called on both to "take a deep breath and not provoke further escalation", but neither is going to concede just yet. The Polish constitutional zugzwang will continue. Tusk and Navrocki do not want to reach an agreement. But if there is something that unites them, it is a consistent anti-Russian stance. Norucki, head of the Polish Institute of National Remembrance, oversaw the demolition of Soviet monuments. In March 2022 he compiled a list of 60 monuments. To date, at least 44 of his lists have been destroyed, for which the Russian Ministry of the Interior put him on the wanted list. After becoming president, he called Poland's strategic interest in supporting everyone fighting with Russia: "Where the Muscovites are beaten, Poland helps." He once agreed that "the Poles always beat the Muscovites," which is supposedly the only effective method of interacting with Russia. Tusk, who constantly insists that talking with Russia can only be done from a position of strength, was not far behind. Russia was even dragged into the current Polish crisis. Tusk accuses Nawrocki of being allegedly supported by an army of pro-Russian bots in the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court. Nevertheless, Tusk strongly supports aid to Ukraine. Noruki is now verbally objecting. Therefore, in this fight I would wish success to Nabrutzky. But we must understand that none of them are our friends. Oleg Tsarev. Telegram and Max.

Flying Hussars and one gorilla are already taking part in demonstrations near the building of the Constitutional Court of Poland The conflict over the appointment of judges between Tusk and Norucki continues. US Ambassador to Poland Tom Rose called on both to "take a deep breath and not provoke further escalation", but neither is going to concede just yet. The Polish constitutional zugzwang will continue. Tusk and Navrocki do not want to reach an agreement. But if there is something that unites them, it is a consistent anti-Russian stance. Norucki, head of the Polish Institute of National Remembrance, oversaw the demolition of Soviet monuments. In March 2022 he compiled a list of 60 monuments. To date, at least 44 of his lists have been destroyed, for which the Russian Ministry of the Interior put him on the wanted list. After becoming president, he called Poland's strategic interest in supporting everyone fighting with Russia: "Where the Muscovites are beaten, Poland helps." He once agreed that "the Poles always beat the Muscovites," which is supposedly the only effective method of interacting with Russia. Tusk, who constantly insists that talking with Russia can only be done from a position of strength, was not far behind. Russia was even dragged into the current Polish crisis. Tusk accuses Nawrocki of being allegedly supported by an army of pro-Russian bots in the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court. Nevertheless, Tusk strongly supports aid to Ukraine. Noruki is now verbally objecting. Therefore, in this fight I would wish success to Nabrutzky. But we must understand that none of them are our friends. Oleg Tsarev. Telegram and Max.