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The '''Central Committee for Security and Defence''' (CCSD), was that portion of the [[Supreme Council of the Union]] granted the authority over the defence of [[Zeed]] from foreign and domestic threats during the period of revolutionary rule. The [[Revolutionary Armed Forces]], the [[Popular Mobilisation Brigades]], and the [[Committees of Public Safety]] in the regions and localities, including within the autonomous republics, were all subject to the direct command, control, and oversight of the CCSD. | {{Zeed article}}The '''Central Committee for Security and Defence''' (CCSD), was that portion of the [[Supreme Council of the Union]] granted the authority over the defence of [[Zeed]] from foreign and domestic threats during the period of revolutionary rule. The [[Revolutionary Armed Forces]], the [[Popular Mobilisation Brigades]], and the [[Committees of Public Safety]] in the regions and localities, including within the autonomous republics, were all subject to the direct command, control, and oversight of the CCSD. | ||
The First Secretary of the CCSD, appointed in the year 1689, was [[Rustam Bukhori Yazghulam]]. Following the defection of the First Secretary to the [[Suren Confederacy]] in {{AN|1698}} | The First Secretary of the CCSD, appointed in the year 1689, was [[Rustam Bukhori Yazghulam]]. Following the defection of the First Secretary to the [[Suren Confederacy]] in {{AN|1698}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:28, 12 November 2024
The Central Committee for Security and Defence (CCSD), was that portion of the Supreme Council of the Union granted the authority over the defence of Zeed from foreign and domestic threats during the period of revolutionary rule. The Revolutionary Armed Forces, the Popular Mobilisation Brigades, and the Committees of Public Safety in the regions and localities, including within the autonomous republics, were all subject to the direct command, control, and oversight of the CCSD.
The First Secretary of the CCSD, appointed in the year 1689, was Rustam Bukhori Yazghulam. Following the defection of the First Secretary to the Suren Confederacy in 1698 AN
The CCSD is subdivided into two subordinate directorates, these being:
- The First Directorate of the CCSD, pertaining to defence,
- Second Directorate of the CCSD, pertaining to security, and the;
- Third Directorate of the CCSD, pertaining to the procuring and standardization of armaments.
The directorates are supervised by an undersecretary appointed by the First Secretary. The First Secretary and the three undersecretaries together constitute the Troika, charged with strategic level defence and security planning. The Troika is in turn supported by the General Secretariat for Security and Defence, a centralised executive agency which provides for the administrative, disciplinary, and internal-security needs of the CCSD.
