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Prime Minister Donald Tusk addressed journalists with a proposal for a private meeting with the president regarding the Constitutional Tribunal, emphasizing the need for cooperation for the country's security. He also received signed documents regarding the nomination of Andrzej Domański as deputy prime minister.
You won't find out where and when, because we want to talk to the president "in private" - Donald Tusk told journalists, adding that such a formula of the meeting might make it possible to reach an agreement on the Constitutional Tribunal.
We should work together with the president for the security of the country, said the Prime Minister.
Tusk also announced that he had received signed documents regarding the nomination of Andrzej Domański for deputy prime minister.

The head of the International Policy Office of the KPRP, Marcin Przydacz, called Tuesday's General Assembly of judges of the Constitutional Tribunal a farce. He assessed that those gathered were not full judges, and the quorum of eight out of fifteen people indicated problems with mathematical perception.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk proposed a meeting with President Karol Nawrocki after Tuesday's meeting of the National Security Council. The Chancellery of the President confirmed receipt of the proposal. Nawrocki is scheduled to leave for Slovakia on Wednesday for a meeting of the presidents of the Visegrad Group.

Three bodies met on Tuesday: the General Assembly of Supreme Court Judges, the General Assembly of Constitutional Tribunal Judges and the National Security Council. Piotr Salak's conversation in RMF24 concerns the chance for a compromise around the Constitutional Tribunal, the possible dragging of PSL by PiS and the technical government.

Janusz Cieszyński will be Joanna Górska's guest on RMF FM. The topics of the conversation will be the situation around the Constitutional Tribunal, the issue of constitutional reset and changes in health care processed by the Senate Health Committee.

PiS MEPs, including Mariusz Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik, request an urgent debate in the LIBE committee of the European Parliament on the situation around the Constitutional Tribunal, calling the government's actions a "coup d'état". KO announces that it will refute these allegations.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the deployment of police forces and counter-terrorists to the border with Russia in connection with information about possible acts of sabotage and incursions by armed people. There will also be a meeting of the National Security Council today.