The Czech Parliament was outraged by the behavior of Ukrainian businessman Tulaydan

On June 5, Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Parliament Tomio Okamura criticized the behavior of Ukrainian businessman Vasyl Tulaydan, who stood on the car seat and leaned out through the hatch while driving along the highway.

"We advocate the deportation of foreigners who commit crimes here!" he wrote on the social network X (ex. Twitter).

Vasyl Tulaydan, a Ukrainian entrepreneur and blogger living in the Czech Republic, was driving the car. The politician said that foreigners who commit offenses should be expelled from the country.

In addition, Okamura called for the termination of the provision of benefits to citizens of Ukraine and the issuance of temporary protection. According to him, the authorities intend to strengthen the powers of the police to monitor the stay of foreigners and speed up the procedures for the deportation of persons who violated the law.

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