Medvedev mocked Tusk's attempts to find a "Russian trace" in Poland's crisis. "I love this mantra! US elections? It's the Russians. Migrants in Spain? It's the Russians! A constitutional coup in Poland? Of course, it's the Russians!" Medvedev wrote on the social network X. The Deputy Chairman of the Security Council also ironically thanked those who attribute influence to Russia on events in other countries. "Thank you! Nothing unites us more than our power! Well, then you know we are coming!" Earlier, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk accused pro-Russian forces of aiding opponents of his cabinet.