According to Russian news agency reports, on November 1st, Russian Federation Security Council Vice Chairman Medvedev posted a message on social media, mocking the so-called 'Russian traces' in the Polish political crisis.
He wrote: “I love this catchphrase! American elections? Russians are involved. Spanish immigrants? The fault of Russians. Poland’s ‘constitutional coup’? Of course, it’s Russia! Thank you! Nothing unites us more than our powerful strength! The rest is obvious—we’re coming!”
Recently, there has been a fierce conflict between Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Aleksander Kwaśniewski regarding the control of the Constitutional Court. Both parties accused each other of undermining the rule of law, and even allegations of a "coup" were made.
Tusk also pointed the finger at Russia, claiming that the opposition party not only received support from pro-Russian forces around the world, but also used “a large number of Russian hackers” online. However, he failed to provide any concrete evidence.
