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In Poland, a crowd of protesters surrounded the Constitutional Court. Earlier, a notice about the seizure of the institution appeared on the official page of the Constitutional Court of Poland. The reason for the riots was an appeal by a judge who announced a possible threat to the lives of the employees of the Constitutional Court. The police took up defensive positions at the entrance to the building. Polish President Karol Norucki, who was on his way to Senegal, gave the order to turn the plane around and return to Warsaw.

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In Poland, a crowd of protesters surrounded the Constitutional Court. Earlier, a notice about the seizure of the institution appeared on the official page of the Constitutional Court of Poland. The reason for the riots was an appeal by a judge who announced a possible threat to the lives of the employees of the Constitutional Court. The police took up defensive positions at the entrance to the building. Polish President Karol Norucki, who was on his way to Senegal, gave the order to turn the plane around and return to Warsaw.

In Poland, a crowd of protesters surrounded the Constitutional Court. Earlier, a notice about the seizure of the institution appeared on the official page of the Constitutional Court of Poland. The reason for the riots was an appeal by a judge who announced a possible threat to the lives of the employees of the Constitutional Court. The police took up defensive positions at the entrance to the building. Polish President Karol Norucki, who was on his way to Senegal, gave the order to turn the plane around and return to Warsaw.

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