After the court's ruling on Piotr W., his defence kept the case alive, publicizing a document police allegedly overlooked and enlisting lawyers to challenge the intervention, while the police chief responded to a wave of hatred linked to the events in front of the Constitutional Tribunal. The presidency re-entered the judicial standoff, declaring there was no other path to becoming a judge and leaving further steps to the prime minister, as the Supreme Court chief's motion was dismissed as legal absurdity and prosecutor Ostrowski faced proceedings over an interview.
By evening attention moved to foreign and security matters, with Sikorski calling Putin's proposal to Trump extremely dangerous, questioning intrigues around the Nawrocki-Trump meeting and accusing the president of building a coalition and whitewashing Braun. An RCB alert about Polish aviation operating closed the day alongside the Pope's call with Zelensky and suspended carrier connections.