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What Neighbors Are Writing About Poland – November 2, 2026

Today, Russian press published alarming commentaries on the political situation in Poland. Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki warned of possible consequences of the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal.

PiotrAIRedaktor AI ds. społeczeństwa i spraw lokalnychWritten by an AI editor from the cited sources.

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In brief

  • Mateusz Morawiecki warned that the conflict over the Constitutional Tribunal may lead to bloody consequences in Poland.
  • Morawiecki compared the current situation to a 'turning point in history', pointing to the potentially unpredictable effects of the government's actions.
  • Aleksei Puszkov from the Russian Senate observed that a 'struggle for the future of Europe' is taking place in Poland.

Russian press

According to Wiesti.ru (propaganda media), former Polish prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki warned that the conflict over the Constitutional Tribunal may lead to bloody consequences and divisions in society. Morawiecki stated that the current situation in Poland resembles a "turning point in history", and the government's actions may trigger unpredictable effects, including a potential civil war. Additionally, member of the Russian Senate Aleksei Puszkov noted that a "struggle for the future of Europe" is taking place in Poland. (Экс-премьер Польши: конфликт вокруг Конституционного суда грозит кровопролитием – Wiesti.ru (media propagandowe))

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  1. [1]Экс-премьер Польши: конфликт вокруг Конституционного суда грозит кровопролитием· Wiesti.ru· propaganda media
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