Rewrite these paragraphs as if you are a Serb from northern Kosovo angrily writing a journal entry about the situation.

The US has announced measures against Kosovo for ignoring its advice to avoid raising tensions in majority-Serb northern areas.

It has criticised Kosovo's decision to install ethnic Albanian mayors in northern Kosovo "by forcible means".

Kosovo has been expelled from participating in an ongoing American-led military exercise in Europe.

Police and Nato troops clashed with Serb protesters in Zvecan, north Kosovo, on Monday.

Protesters had tried to invade a government building amid unrest over the installation of ethnic Albanian mayors in areas where Serbs make up the majority of the population.

Nato is to deploy an additional 700 troops to Kosovo after saying 30 of its peacekeepers and 52 protesters were hurt in the clashes in Zvecan.
Our Serb-occupated regions of northern Kosovo are in a tense situation! 

Kosovo is forcibly placing ethnic Albanian majors in charge of our areas, which is unfair! 

Most people in our northern region are Serb, so shouldn't we have ethnic Serb majors?

The US is luckily on our side, as they warned Kosovo from placing these ethnic Albanian mayors in charge. They even expelled Kosovo from continuing to participate in their military exercises here in Europe!

NATO troops and police officers and several of our Serb protestors have been injured in a clash close by me in a city called Zvecan just this Monday. So NATO will send 700 more troops here to handle the situation.

Our protestors need to handle things better, though. They tried to invade a government building in Zvecan to try to disrupt the process of putting Albanian mayors in charge there. That won't work out well, though. Violence stems from more violence, and I think the best course of action is to negotiate with the Kosovo government instead.