The war between Iran and America-Israel has been going on for 12 days. After the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei on the very first day, so far about 50 top officials have been killed in the attack. Despite this, Iran is claiming that it can fight the war for a long time. According to Al Jazeera, Iran has made a special strategy for this, in which the command of the army is not with anyone but has been divided into 7 small parts. Apart from this, 4 possible successors have already been decided for each post. Iran made a special strategy to fight a long war. On March 1, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that the country has studied America’s wars for two decades. Learning from this, such a security structure was created so that the fight could continue even after the attack on the capital. For this, Iran created a special strategy, named ‘Decentralized Mosaic Defense’. Mosaic means a diagram made of tiles (small pieces). Similarly, in this strategy, Iran’s entire military command and capability is not centralized, but is divided into 7 small, independent parts. Due to this, even if the enemy attacks and destroys the top leadership, central command center, or major headquarters, the rest of the system does not break and can continue the fight. The Iranian army prepares itself for a long war. ‘Decentralized Mosaic Defense’ is most associated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). It developed during the time of former commander Mohammad Ali Jafri (2007-2019). In this framework the IRGC, Basij militia, regular army, missile units, navy and local command structures operate like a network. Even in case of communication breakdown, local units have freedom of action. Iran divided the army into 8 groups. Iran has given different roles to different institutions. Why did Iran adopt this strategy? The US invaded Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003. Due to this, Saddam Hussein’s highly centralized regime collapsed within a few days. The command structure was attacked and everything fell apart. Iran saw and learned that relying on central command could be dangerous. Iran did not make its army more centralized, but divided it into smaller parts. Iran knows that the enemy’s conventional strength (air power, technology, intelligence) will be greater, hence instead of direct confrontation, it adopted the strategy of survival i.e. prolonging the war and tiring the enemy. Attacks by groups like Mojahedin-e-Khalq after the Islamic Revolution of 1979 and the Iran-Iraq War of 1980-88 (8-year attrition war) also strengthened it. Iran’s weapons also play an important role in its strategy based on China’s Prolonged War Theory. Iran makes cheap weapons, such as the Shahed drone (for a few thousand dollars). To stop them the enemy has to use expensive interceptor missiles. This greatly increases the enemy’s expenses over time. The longer the war, the greater the economic and political pressure. Iran’s focus is not on quick victory, but on tiring the enemy and forcing it to cost him dearly. This thinking of Iran is similar to the concept of “prolonged war” of Chinese leader Mao Tse-Tung. According to this theory, the weaker side does not need to immediately defeat the stronger enemy. He can prolong the war by dealing the initial blow and gradually weaken the will and resources of the enemy. This theory was brought to Iran by IRGC Chief Statistician Hassan Abbasi. At the same time, Mohammad Ali Jafri played an important role in implementing these ideas in the military structure. Iran has already decided four successors for every post. Iran has already decided successors for many military and administrative posts. In many cases, there was talk of having four successors each, which is called the concept of “fourth successor”. Its purpose is that even if a leader is killed or contact is lost, the system should continue to function. After the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, his son Mojtaba Khamenei became his successor. Why is this strategy important? The military strategy of America and Israel has often focused on destroying the enemy’s leadership and command system through swift and precise attacks. Iran’s “Mosaic Defense” is considered to be the answer to this strategy. Its objective is to ensure that even after heavy attacks and huge losses, the military and political infrastructure is not completely destroyed. According to this thinking of Iran, war is not decided only by initial military strength. Time, stamina and organizational ability also play an equally important role. Araghchi had recently said that the bombing of Iran has not affected the war capability and Iran will decide when and how the war will end ———————————— Also read this news… Iran war – People are running away leaving pet dogs and cats: Tied to a pillar without giving food and water, note written – Sorry, I am leaving the country; 25 PHOTOS Amidst the increasing Israel-Iran tension in the Middle East, people in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are leaving their pet dogs, cats and other animals on the streets or in shelters in preparation to leave the country. Read the full news…
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ईरान की टॉप लीडरशिप खत्म, फिर कैसे जंग लड़ रहा: 7 टुकड़ों में ताकत बांट रखी; हर पद के लिए 4 उत्तराधिकारी पहले से तय
