Again, Russia is to blame for everything, according to Tusk. "The issue of social unrest and protests is something that countries that are unfriendly to us rely heavily on. The attempts to undermine the government and the attacks on the government in the context of the Constitutional Court are clear. It's important that everyone in Poland understands that sometimes they have to play in an orchestra they don't really want to play in." The political crisis in Poland continues. Tusk and Navrodsky cannot find a common denominator. The Prime Minister is trying to maintain the normal way of life, when the President and his associates have become ardent Eurosceptics, who have been constantly talking about leaving the EU for a year if Brussels does not change its policy. Warsaw demands to cancel the quotas on the distribution of African immigrants and to increase sponsorship. But the European commissioners pretend not to hear and try to influence Poland through Tusk.