Russian Woman Who Harassed Ukrainians In Germany Permanently Expelled From CountryKEY POINTS- Yulia Prokhorova was flown to Turkey from Germany as deportations to Russia were still suspended- Prokhorova was caught on camera harassing two Ukrainian refugees in Austria and saying, "Glory to Russia"- Several European leaders, including Ukraine's president, have proposed banning Russian touristsGermany has permanently expelled a Russian woman who harassed Ukrainians.A video of Yulia Prokhorova being escorted by German police officers at the Berlin Brandenburg Airport was shared via Twitter Sunday.Yulia Prokhorova, the Russian woman who kept harassing Ukrainian refugees on the streets of Germany and Austria, has finally been deported from Germany after all," Visegrad 24, a news source that provides 24/7 updates from Ukraine, wrote alongside the clip.German authorities had been investigating Prokhorova, who reportedly entered the country illegally, for glorifying Russian aggression and harassing Ukrainians.In August, Prokhorova was filmed mocking two Ukrainian women on the streets of Salzburg in Austria, Kyiv Post reported."