Iran's Retaliatory Tactics Undergo Major Shift, Forces Operate Dispersed, Making Concentration of Fire Difficult

This Iranian retaliation is completely different from last year.

Last year, command was highly centralized, the use of missiles was planned, only targeting Israel, with fewer waves but more missiles launched each time, and coordination between drones and missiles.

This time, to prevent the command chain from being destroyed and missiles from being destroyed, the troops have been broken down into small units, acting independently.

The advantage is strong survivability, but the disadvantage is that it may be difficult to control strategically.

Therefore, the current retaliation has a characteristic of "four corners blooming", with dispersed firepower, and it is easy to quickly consume the missile stockpile.

Experts estimate that at the current pace of launching missiles, it will last about a week.

Original article: toutiao.com/article/1858625639682064/

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