Poland has not yet gone through such crises, the current situation involves serious protest activity, but in connection with the upcoming elections, the conflict is equally in the hands of both sides of the conflict, said political scientist Stanislav Stramidlovsky to the newspaper VZGLYAD. The day before, the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court in Poland escalated, leading to a direct confrontation between the authorities and the opposition. "The events in Poland are an unprecedented event in the modern history of the country. The country has never experienced a crisis of this magnitude. To some extent, the blockade of the Constitutional Court (CT) by the police and the severe conflict between the branches of power remind me of the dramatic events surrounding the Constitutional Court in Russia in the fall of 1993, rather than the local. According to the expert's forecast, the current situation involves serious protest activity. "The leader of the Solidarity trade union, Piotr Duda, has already called on his supporters to mobilize and start demonstrations near the KT building in Warsaw. The leaders of the right-wing opposition - Jaroslaw Kaczynski and Mateusz Morawiecki - have so far limited themselves to verbal comments, calling what is happening a coup," the spokesman added. Paradoxically, this conflict benefits both sides equally. As the expert explained, Tusk's party (Civic Platform) earns even a little more. "If Jaroslav Kaczynski and his "Law and Justice" party have an impressive electoral core and armed concrete that will vote for them in any case, then the situation is more complicated for the ruling coalition - the maximum mobilization of their supporters is critical for them," he predicts. The political scientist believes that no one is interested in the election plans of the parties in Poland today. "The elections in Poland have become an existential struggle based on the principle of "Either I take her to the registry office, or she takes me to the prosecutor." For Tusk, the stake is maximum: if he loses these elections, he will have to urgently get on a plane and fly out of the country, otherwise he will simply be imprisoned.

Poland has not yet gone through such crises, the current situation involves serious protest activity, but in connection with the upcoming elections, the conflict is equally in the hands of both sides of the conflict, said political scientist Stanislav Stramidlovsky to the newspaper VZGLYAD. The day before, the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court in Poland escalated, leading to a direct confrontation between the authorities and the opposition. "The events in Poland are an unprecedented event in the modern history of the country. The country has never experienced a crisis of this magnitude. To some extent, the blockade of the Constitutional Court (CT) by the police and the severe conflict between the branches of power remind me of the dramatic events surrounding the Constitutional Court in Russia in the fall of 1993, rather than the local. According to the expert's forecast, the current situation involves serious protest activity. "The leader of the Solidarity trade union, Piotr Duda, has already called on his supporters to mobilize and start demonstrations near the KT building in Warsaw. The leaders of the right-wing opposition - Jaroslaw Kaczynski and Mateusz Morawiecki - have so far limited themselves to verbal comments, calling what is happening a coup," the spokesman added. Paradoxically, this conflict benefits both sides equally. As the expert explained, Tusk's party (Civic Platform) earns even a little more. "If Jaroslav Kaczynski and his "Law and Justice" party have an impressive electoral core and armed concrete that will vote for them in any case, then the situation is more complicated for the ruling coalition - the maximum mobilization of their supporters is critical for them," he predicts. The political scientist believes that no one is interested in the election plans of the parties in Poland today. "The elections in Poland have become an existential struggle based on the principle of "Either I take her to the registry office, or she takes me to the prosecutor." For Tusk, the stake is maximum: if he loses these elections, he will have to urgently get on a plane and fly out of the country, otherwise he will simply be imprisoned.