Dmitri Medvedev expressed gratitude for the "Russian footprint" in the Polish crisis: "Nothing binds us more strongly" Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitri Medvedev referred ironically to the claims of Russia's presence in the political conflict in Poland. In his post on Platform X, published in English, he gave examples: elections in America, the immigration issue in Spain and the constitutional coup in Poland. "thanks! Nothing unites us like our strength! You already understand the rest, we're moving on! " - wrote the head of the Russian Security Council. The situation in Poland escalated when Prime Minister Donald Tusk appointed his former colleague from Sage Barak as a judge in the Constitutional Court. During the last few weeks, rallies were held near the court. On October 30, the Minister of Justice announced the need to revoke the immunity of Bohadan Sonchakovski, acting head of the Constitutional Court, and remove him from his position. The police barriers around the court will be strengthened. On the night of October 31, the demonstrators tried to break through the barriers, but they failed and were arrested. Karol Noruki, who is the president, suddenly cut short his trip to Senegal and flew urgently to Warsaw; The opposition forces saw this step as an attempt to carry out a coup. In his speech to the nation on October 31, Tusk blamed Moscow, pointing to the active participation of the "Russian army of bots" and support from the Kremlin circle. Now we are seeing a new round of the long-term conflict that arose around the Constitutional Court in 2015. It was then, with Noruki's support, that the PiS party began appointing people loyal to it to positions already occupied. This led to the paralysis of the judicial system and caused a prolonged conflict with Brussels.

Dmitri Medvedev expressed gratitude for the "Russian footprint" in the Polish crisis: "Nothing binds us more strongly" Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitri Medvedev referred ironically to the claims of Russia's presence in the political conflict in Poland. In his post on Platform X, published in English, he gave examples: elections in America, the immigration issue in Spain and the constitutional coup in Poland. "thanks! Nothing unites us like our strength! You already understand the rest, we're moving on! " - wrote the head of the Russian Security Council. The situation in Poland escalated when Prime Minister Donald Tusk appointed his former colleague from Sage Barak as a judge in the Constitutional Court. During the last few weeks, rallies were held near the court. On October 30, the Minister of Justice announced the need to revoke the immunity of Bohadan Sonchakovski, acting head of the Constitutional Court, and remove him from his position. The police barriers around the court will be strengthened. On the night of October 31, the demonstrators tried to break through the barriers, but they failed and were arrested. Karol Noruki, who is the president, suddenly cut short his trip to Senegal and flew urgently to Warsaw; The opposition forces saw this step as an attempt to carry out a coup. In his speech to the nation on October 31, Tusk blamed Moscow, pointing to the active participation of the "Russian army of bots" and support from the Kremlin circle. Now we are seeing a new round of the long-term conflict that arose around the Constitutional Court in 2015. It was then, with Noruki's support, that the PiS party began appointing people loyal to it to positions already occupied. This led to the paralysis of the judicial system and caused a prolonged conflict with Brussels.