Iranian defense model described as 31 provincial cells or units responsible for local attack and defense without centralized command.
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Mosaic Defense
Iranian defense model described as 31 provincial cells or units responsible for local attack and defense without centralized command.
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Iran's Mosaic Defense makes a negotiated ceasefire hard to implement because provincial military units would not automatically obey political leadership.
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"...is how Iran is defending itself. It's using something called the Mosaic Defense, which is a state that has 31 provinces and these are..."
"That's a problem with the Mosaic Defense. Think of the Mosaic Defense as almost a dead man's switch, where if you kill the Ayatollah,..."
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