The Constitutional Crisis Is in Poland, and Moscow Is to Blame Again: Prime Minister Tusk Again Accused Russia of Destabilizing the Country

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Poland's Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, accused Russia on Tuesday of trying to amplify internal political tensions, taking advantage of the conflict between the Warsaw government and President Karol Nawrocki on the functioning of the Constitutional Court. The Chief Executive of Poland claims that Moscow is seeking to destabilize the country through the public intervention of Russian officials and by feeding disputes between the main political forc…

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Senator Alexei Pushkov mocked the statement of Donald Tusk, accused of attempting the coup d'état of Poland, that the conflict over the Constitutional Tribunal was "an integral part of Russia's strategy".

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As the conflict between the government led by centrist Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and the right-wing President of the Constitutional Court escalated into a suspension of duties, Russia has also joined the fray in Poland's judicial dispute. Russia is characterizing the suspension of the President as a "coup" and is raising the level of criticism against the Polish Prime Minister. On the 2nd (local time), the New York Times (NYT) reported, …

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Le Pen attacks the premier. Sikorski: 'Do not interfere'. PiS prepares the battle (ANSA)

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Moscow has seen an opportunity in the political chaos surrounding Poland's Constitutional Tribunal. Russian politicians are fueling accusations of a "coup," and the Kremlin is trying to exploit the crisis to weaken Donald Tusk and European support for Ukraine, writes The New York Times.