Polish President Karol Norucki convenes an urgent meeting with the participation of all political forces to resolve the situation in the country's constitutional court. According to local media, he recently left the court, where he arrived at night due to unrest. "A little before five in the morning (local time; it's about seven in the morning in Moscow), Karol Noruki left the Constitutional Court building," the statement said. Navrotsky earlier called on the security forces to leave the building and court area, calling them "coercive forces sent to the place by the government". The crisis in the Constitutional Court of Poland and the protests broke out in mid-October after he finished electing Mr. Barak to the position of judge. However, Carol Nawrocki refused to take the oath. The conflict escalated on Friday evening when Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrowska decided to suspend head Bogdan Shwiachkowski and his deputy Bartlomiej Sochanski from their posts for a month. Korwin-Piotrovskaia justified her right to make such a decision in the 2016 Law on Court Organization and Procedures, which grants this opportunity to the judge with the longest work experience. At the same time, on the official page of the Constitutional Court on the X social network, they announced the illegal seizure of the institution's website. They emphasized that Svanchakovski is still the chairman of the court, and Korwin-Piotrovskya is not recognized as the chairman of the Constitutional Court. The participants in what was happening in the publication were accused of attempting a coup.