Šešelj: I received a diplomatic passport, I'm going to see Kolinda

SRS leader Vojislav Šešelj claims he received a diplomatic passport, and his plan is to first visit Zagreb with the new document, Serbian media report, as reported by the news agency Patria. 

He pointed out that he wants to meet, as he says, with Croatian President Kolinda Grabar Kitarović.

"It is true that I received a diplomatic passport. I received it on the grounds that I am the main opposition leader, the head of the largest opposition parliamentary group in the Serbian Parliament," Šešelj told Tanjug. 

His plan is to first visit Zagreb and, as he says, to get a little involved in the election campaign there. Responding to the question of what reactions he expects, he said: 

"We will see. There are probably people who do not like my arrival in Zagreb, but I think the vast majority will welcome me warmly," said Šešelj. 

When asked if he was assigned a mission abroad, given that, according to the Decree on the issuance of diplomatic and official passports, a member of parliament can receive a diplomatic passport in this way, Šešelj said that he has a mission, but that they are not entrusted to the public: 

"I am a famous missionary," he joked. 

Šešelj posted a picture of his new passport on his Twitter account.