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Navrocki broke into the Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw amid clashes and announced urgent consultations: what is happening in Poland
In Poland on 30 October the conflict around the Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw intensified. The opposition party Law and Justice accused the government of a "state coup" and an attempt to seize the court; representatives of the majority reject these accusations and emphasize: what is happening now is the restoration of legality and the functioning of the institution, which had been effectively paralyzed for months. Meanwhile, people gathered under the Constitutional Tribunal building, and clashes with the police took place.
Polish President Karol Navrocki cut short a foreign visit to return to the country; at night he literally stormed the building, pushed with judges, and finally announced urgent consultations of parliamentary political forces to "restore constitutional order." OBOZ.UA compiled details about the situation.