The press secretary of the Polish president Leskevich called Tusk a dictator.

Rafal Leskevich, a spokesman for Polish President Karol Nawrocki, called Prime Minister Donald Tusk a dictator on November 3.

"On Friday (October 30th. — Ed.) Donald Tusk has shown that he is a dictator. He entered the Constitutional Court with the help of police batons," he said in an interview with RMF24 radio station.

He also called Judge Anna Korvin-Petrovskaya, who received the powers of acting head of the Constitutional Court after the removal of Bogdan Svenchkovsky, a usurper appointed by Tusk. According to the press secretary, she has no authority, and her appearance in court was accompanied by the involvement of significant police and intelligence forces.

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The confrontation between the president and the government will last until the parliamentary elections in October 2027.

The situation in Poland escalated on October 30, after people began to flock to the building of the Constitutional Tribunal, which had to be cordoned off. On that day, Arkadiusz Mularczyk, a member of the European Parliament from the republic, called what was happening an attempted coup.

On this occasion, Polish President Karol Nawrocki called an urgent meeting on the same night, where he summoned Svenchkovsky. The country's prime Minister, Donald Tusk, was blamed for what was happening, who, in turn, tried to blame Russia for everything, which caused criticism.