Vucic: We don't have control over one inch of Kosmet

"Our situation is not easy at all, when you depend on the will of Pristina and whether they will respect the law or not. If someone behaves unjustly, your possibilities of acting are limited," said Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic at the opening of a factory in Zrenjanin.

On the other hand, he added, he is happy "that the Serbs have risen and woke up and understand how much they are affected by these measures and that in a civilized and reasonable way they showed the difference between themselves and those who introduced those measures."

Speaking about today's meeting with representatives of the Serb List, Vucic said he will ask them to continue with peaceful protests, and the state leadership will continue internationally to point to the detriment of Pristina's decisions, which profoundly destroy peace.

"I hope there will be reason and strength in the international community to exert pressure on those whose to whom implementation of unlawful activities has become an everyday activity," he concluded, but also added that he does not believe that Pristina will eliminate the 100 percent tariff on Serbian products soon.