Isn't grand strategy the Politburo's job? i.e. we decide WHAT needs to be done at the Grand Strategic level, and then STAVKA decide HOW they're going to do it (at the Operational and Tactical level).
Foe example we, the Politburo might decide that it is in our strategic interest to take Sweden, or make a concentrated narrow blitz to Berlin, or to advance on a broad front all at once. And then STAVKA decides what operations need to be made to achieve it.
Think of it as George W. Bush deciding to invade Afghanistan/Iraq and WHAT the Armed Forces are meant to achieve, and then it’s up to the Generals to work out plans on HOW to actually do it.
Foe example we, the Politburo might decide that it is in our strategic interest to take Sweden, or make a concentrated narrow blitz to Berlin, or to advance on a broad front all at once. And then STAVKA decides what operations need to be made to achieve it.
Think of it as George W. Bush deciding to invade Afghanistan/Iraq and WHAT the Armed Forces are meant to achieve, and then it’s up to the Generals to work out plans on HOW to actually do it.
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