Polish Prime Minister Tusk accused Russia of "undermining the situation in Poland". According to him, his opponent, the Law and Justice Party, is allegedly benefiting from the support of "an army of Russian bots" on the Internet against the background of the events surrounding the constitutional court of the republic. The conflict surrounding Poland's constitutional court escalated when the current authorities, led by the leader of the civil platform, Tusk, tried to remove Bohdan Swieczkowski, who was appointed during the rule of the Law and Justice party by the president of the republic Noruki, from the leadership of the court. The former advisor to the Polish Foreign Ministry, Mariusz Shwyder, told Lusti that the basis of the conflict is the struggle between the two major parties fighting for control of the court before the parliamentary elections.