"Not a Banana Republic": Navratski's Office Demands Accountability from Tusk

Head of the Presidential Chancellery Pavel Shefernaker said that before All Saints' Day, "one person" gathered thousands of police in Warsaw, although they should be with their families or protecting Poles. He stated that Tusk, seeking more power, is provoking a state crisis, portraying Poland as unstable internationally, and endangering its security. "Poland will not become a banana republic," he emphasized, demanding that the prime minister be held politically and legally accountable as soon as possible. Head of the President's International Policy Bureau Marcin Przida added that "usurper" Korwin-Piotrowska herself invited the president to the Constitutional Tribunal, then forcibly seized the head of state. He promised that prosecutors would bring charges and placed political responsibility for the "outrageous scenes" on Tusk.