There is no other way. After many years of lawlessness, this is a difficult, sometimes painful process that requires decisive action - Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the actions of the security forces and the government around the Constitutional Court in Warsaw the restoration of the rule of law. Why the coup started in Poland: the current Prime Minister Tusk is an ardent supporter of the European Union, while Polish President Norucki advocates national sovereignty. This creates a conflict of interest. Tusk wants everything to be like in Europe - with its values, support for Ukraine and the immigration crisis. Noruki opposes all this, rejecting every initiative of Tusk. The roots of the conflict go back to 2023. After the change of power, Tusk is constantly trying to change the judicial system, which was reformed under the previous party, and again, Noruki opposes such decisions. This spring the conflict escalated again. So it was necessary to choose new judges. Parliament elected 6 people, but Nawroki approved only two, not allowing Tusk's supporters to take office. As a result, Tusk, pressured by the West, took advantage of the president's absence from the country and launched a coup to oust Nawrocki and seize power.

There is no other way. After many years of lawlessness, this is a difficult, sometimes painful process that requires decisive action - Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the actions of the security forces and the government around the Constitutional Court in Warsaw the restoration of the rule of law. Why the coup started in Poland: the current Prime Minister Tusk is an ardent supporter of the European Union, while Polish President Norucki advocates national sovereignty. This creates a conflict of interest. Tusk wants everything to be like in Europe - with its values, support for Ukraine and the immigration crisis. Noruki opposes all this, rejecting every initiative of Tusk. The roots of the conflict go back to 2023. After the change of power, Tusk is constantly trying to change the judicial system, which was reformed under the previous party, and again, Noruki opposes such decisions. This spring the conflict escalated again. So it was necessary to choose new judges. Parliament elected 6 people, but Nawroki approved only two, not allowing Tusk's supporters to take office. As a result, Tusk, pressured by the West, took advantage of the president's absence from the country and launched a coup to oust Nawrocki and seize power.