Monday opened with both newsrooms fixed on the Constitutional Tribunal building and competing accounts of how judges entered and who ordered police to act. Pro-presidential coverage framed the events as a coup attempt, citing punishment without limitation and a planned arrest of Bogdan Święczkowski, while liberal coverage quoted officials confirming the entry and carried Foreign Minister Sikorski’s rebuttal to Marine Le Pen. By midday the dispute became a policing standoff over a secret order, a written demand from the Tribunal president to the police chief, and speculation about detention and martial law. In the evening focus moved to new footage of President Nawrocki’s entry and men demanding keys, Święczkowski’s presentation of what was called a decisive document, and acting head Korwin-Piotrowska’s claim the Tribunal was already functioning.

Away from the building, TVN24 tracked ambassador resignations accepted by Sikorski and the U.S. campaign finale.