Czech MP Jindřich Rajchl labels President Petr Pavel an extremist

Czech MP and PRO party chairman Jindřich Rajchl has drawn criticism following remarks in which he labeled President Petr Pavel an extremist. Rajchl justified this characterization by citing the President's support for the creation of a United States of Europe, which Rajchl claims would lead to the disappearance of the Czech Republic.

Rajchl further argued that political parties such as the Pirates, STAN, TOP 09, KDU-ČSL, and ODS are extremists because they support policies like the Green Deal and migration, which he believes threaten national sovereignty and the currency.

In response to these statements, STAN MP Matěj Hlavatý criticized Rajchl on social media, attacking his professional background and legal competence. The exchange highlights intensifying political friction and rhetoric within the Czech Parliament.