MOSCOW (Voice of Russia): During a protest by opposition leaders outside the Constitutional Tribunal in the Polish capital Warsaw, President Karol Nawrocki faced resistance while entering the court building, while according to local media, police did not allow presidential security personnel to enter the building.
Pawel Szefernaker, Chief of Staff of the Polish presidential office, said on the social media platform X that President Karol Nawrocki left the presidential palace and reached the Constitutional Tribunal, where a protest was under way with the participation of opposition leaders.
He confirmed that President Nawrocki, accompanied by First President of the Supreme Court Zbigniew Kapinski, entered the Constitutional Tribunal building.
On the other hand, the Polish television channel Telewizja Republika reported that police stopped the president’s security staff from entering the court building.
According to the report, a video released on social media by newly appointed Constitutional Tribunal judge Maciej Berek showed scenes of an attempt to stop President Nawrocki from entering the building.
The Polish presidential office has confirmed the president’s entry into the court building, however, the information provided did not include details of any arrest, clash or injury during the protest.
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