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How Iran's Mosaic Doctrine Is Fracturing
How Iran's Mosaic Doctrine Is Fracturing
Authored by Zineb Riboua via Beyond the Ideological,
Following President Trump’s announcement of a cease-fire, US Central Command (CENTCOM) commander Admiral Brad Cooper stated: “Iran has suffered a generational military defeat.”
Tehran’s response has been a single counterargument: the Islamic Republic still stands.
That argument mistakes the question. The survival of the Islamic Republic is not in dispute. What is in dispute is whether the surviving entity retains the capacity to direct the forces operating in its name.
Iran developed its mosaic military doctrine by drawing direct lessons...
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