What Neighbours Write About Poland – 3 November 2026

In brief

• According to Izvestia, Radosław Sikorski accused President Karol Nawrocki of pressuring ambassadors to resign in connection with the crisis around the Constitutional Tribunal.
• Izvestia reports that ambassadors to Romania and China, Paweł Sołoch and Jakub Kumoch, were to announce their departure from their posts on 31 October.
• According to this account, Sikorski told journalists that pressure from the president or his administration led to these decisions.
• The material comes from Kremlin propaganda in Izvestia, and the newspaper provides no independent confirmation of these allegations.

Russian press

The Russian daily Izvestia (propaganda media) reports that Poland's Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski accused President Karol Nawrocki of pressuring ambassadors to resign in connection with the crisis around the Constitutional Tribunal. According to Izvestia (propaganda media), ambassadors to Romania and China, Paweł Sołoch and Jakub Kumoch, were to announce their departure from their posts on 31 October, and Sikorski told journalists that pressure from the president or his administration led to these decisions. This account comes from Kremlin propaganda in Izvestia, which provides no independent confirmation of these allegations. (Сикорский обвинил Навроцкого в давлении на послов – Izvestia (media propagandowe))