KABUL and American military headquarters in the protected area, a media report said on Sunday.
The Kabul City Compound, former headquarters of American Special Operations forces, will also become part of the zone -- separated from the rest of the capital by police, military and private security checkpoints.
According to The New York Times, the US military recently appointed an American brigadier-general to supervise the project aimed at fortifying the Green Zone.
After the execution of the huge project, the daily said, US Embassy . . .
