The IRGC does not have a top-down command structure.
They have layer-upon-layer of crazier and crazier, and they all operatate autonomously.
So will they be like the Japanese soldiers caught in the jungles after WWII ended and ready to go on fighting?
They already seem to defy their religious zealot leaders who make phony agreements on memos of understanding and ceasefires and then the IRGC just breaks them.
RE: The IRGC does not have a top-down command structure.
Just thought of something. That makes them like the US armed forces people who are supposed to take the advice of the traitors Mark Kelly, Slotkin and the others about weighing the pros and cons of all the orders from commanders.
IRGC could be saying “well, we’ll obey the Lebanon stuff but disobey about not attacking Arab allies.” No way to run a war.