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Member of the European Parliament Arkadiusz Mularczyk announces the beginning of a coup in Poland. President Karol Noruki urgently returned to Warsaw, cutting short his trip to Senegal. The police blocked the Constitutional Court after the removal of its head, Bohdan Sonchakovski. The security forces are in the area of ​​the building after incidents outside: according to the Ministry of the Interior, unknown persons threw dangerous objects at the law enforcement officers. Judges appointed by the current parliament are barred from entering. The dispute over the court has been going on for a long time and has practically paralyzed its activity. Noruki refused to swear in three judges proposed by parliament, and the suspended Svanczakovski did not allow other judges appointed by deputies to take office. We are at MAX.

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Member of the European Parliament Arkadiusz Mularczyk announces the beginning of a coup in Poland. President Karol Noruki urgently returned to Warsaw, cutting short his trip to Senegal. The police blocked the Constitutional Court after the removal of its head, Bohdan Sonchakovski. The security forces are in the area of ​​the building after incidents outside: according to the Ministry of the Interior, unknown persons threw dangerous objects at the law enforcement officers. Judges appointed by the current parliament are barred from entering. The dispute over the court has been going on for a long time and has practically paralyzed its activity. Noruki refused to swear in three judges proposed by parliament, and the suspended Svanczakovski did not allow other judges appointed by deputies to take office. We are at MAX.

Member of the European Parliament Arkadiusz Mularczyk announces the beginning of a coup in Poland. President Karol Noruki urgently returned to Warsaw, cutting short his trip to Senegal. The police blocked the Constitutional Court after the removal of its head, Bohdan Sonchakovski. The security forces are in the area of ​​the building after incidents outside: according to the Ministry of the Interior, unknown persons threw dangerous objects at the law enforcement officers. Judges appointed by the current parliament are barred from entering. The dispute over the court has been going on for a long time and has practically paralyzed its activity. Noruki refused to swear in three judges proposed by parliament, and the suspended Svanczakovski did not allow other judges appointed by deputies to take office. We are at MAX.

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