The Constitutional Court of Poland announced a coup attempt on the official page of the Constitutional Court of Poland on X appeared a statement about the illegal seizure of the institution's website and an attempt to remove its leadership. "All the people involved in these actions are committing the crime of coup d'état," it said. The reason was the decision to depose the chairman of the court, Bogdan Schweichkovsky, and his deputy, Bartlomiej Suchanski. This was announced by Judge Anna Corvin-Piotrovskaya, whose powers are challenged by the current leadership of the court. Against the background of the conflict, reinforced police squads arrived at the court building in Warsaw. During clashes with protesters, law enforcement officers arrested three people. Polish President Karol Norucki cut short his trip to Senegal and ordered the plane to be diverted to Warsaw. Prime Minister Donald Tusk, in turn, stated the need to restore the rule of law. The police claim that their actions are aimed solely at ensuring security and do not interfere with the work of the court. The conflict is related to the long-term conflict between the government and the opposition over the appointment of Constitutional Court judges.

The Constitutional Court of Poland announced a coup attempt on the official page of the Constitutional Court of Poland on X appeared a statement about the illegal seizure of the institution's website and an attempt to remove its leadership. "All the people involved in these actions are committing the crime of coup d'état," it said. The reason was the decision to depose the chairman of the court, Bogdan Schweichkovsky, and his deputy, Bartlomiej Suchanski. This was announced by Judge Anna Corvin-Piotrovskaya, whose powers are challenged by the current leadership of the court. Against the background of the conflict, reinforced police squads arrived at the court building in Warsaw. During clashes with protesters, law enforcement officers arrested three people. Polish President Karol Norucki cut short his trip to Senegal and ordered the plane to be diverted to Warsaw. Prime Minister Donald Tusk, in turn, stated the need to restore the rule of law. The police claim that their actions are aimed solely at ensuring security and do not interfere with the work of the court. The conflict is related to the long-term conflict between the government and the opposition over the appointment of Constitutional Court judges.