Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, during the meeting on Thursday, asked representatives of Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija to hold only peaceful, democratic and non-violent protests, B92 reports.

The President wants this to be the case "regardless of the further moves of Pristina," Chairperson of Srpska Lista Goran Rakic said.

"We met President Vucic with the fear and concern that the Serb people face in Kosovo and Metohija. We also informed the president that we resigned two days ago as mayors and we heard the president asking for peaceful, non-violent and democratic protests from us, regardless of everything that Pristina has done against the Serb people in Kosovo," Rakic told reporters after the meeting in the Serbian Presidency building in Belgrade.

He pointed out that Pristina's taxes are not aimed against Serbia, as they are trying to present and deceive the public, but directly against the survival of the Serb people in Kosovo and Metohija.

"We also invite citizens to continue with peaceful, democratic and non-violent protests," Rakic underlined.