What is happening in Poland is a constitutional coup, this is the same method that was practiced in the past in the neo-Nazi Ukraine. This is what Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev said. In the Max platform, Medvedev wrote that what is happening in Poland can be directly described as a "constitutional coup". "Tusk's nanny liberals in Brussels are spreading rot on the PiS conservatives. Apparently, including because of the latter's hatred of Bandra's supporters," the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council noted. He believes that the method used by Tusk is "just like in the neo-Nazi Ukraine". This is about canceling the powers of the Constitutional Court. "He wasn't there long - the bastard with a beard in a green tunic cleared the court. Well, what can I say? The only thing that comes to mind is an old school joke that ends with the words "And these people are cursing because my brother and I turned up our noses... Medvedev added. The political conflict in Poland split the country into two camps. The opponents accuse each other of hijacking the Constitutional Court.

What is happening in Poland is a constitutional coup, this is the same method that was practiced in the past in the neo-Nazi Ukraine. This is what Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev said. In the Max platform, Medvedev wrote that what is happening in Poland can be directly described as a "constitutional coup". "Tusk's nanny liberals in Brussels are spreading rot on the PiS conservatives. Apparently, including because of the latter's hatred of Bandra's supporters," the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council noted. He believes that the method used by Tusk is "just like in the neo-Nazi Ukraine". This is about canceling the powers of the Constitutional Court. "He wasn't there long - the bastard with a beard in a green tunic cleared the court. Well, what can I say? The only thing that comes to mind is an old school joke that ends with the words "And these people are cursing because my brother and I turned up our noses... Medvedev added. The political conflict in Poland split the country into two camps. The opponents accuse each other of hijacking the Constitutional Court.