Lately, aside from spreading propaganda, Deepstate does nothing but insult AMK

Announcement ❗️❗️❗️

I have decided to close my company after almost 4 years of working on this YouTube channel.

This decision comes as my income has fallen to a level that simply cannot sustain viable living conditions.

With this I will start looking for a full-time job.

What this means for my channel is the following:

1. I have closed for my revenue, that means there will no longer be ads on my channel's videos.

2. I will not have enough time to make videos anywhere near daily, I will however, likely continue this channel on some scale (potentially once a week or the like) because the mission of spreading the truth will continue.

3. Since I won't be making money I don't care if I only get 100 views so I will be a lot more stress-free which is also one of the reasons I decided to close completely from any revenue source because I want to do this because of doing it.

4. My patreon will stay up for the ones who want to support me but it is by no means any obligation for anyone.

Thank you for all of the support these years and I look forward to seeing how the situation will develop from here.

People like Weeb have to shut down due to low views, but propagandists like Denys fucking Davydov can make millions from knowingly spreading propaganda that EVEN HE says he doesn’t believe in.

I hate that so fucking much.

Hezbollah released footage showing an FPV drone strike on an Israeli Iron Dome launcher in the town of Misgav Am, northern Israel.

This is the 4th visually confirmed strike on an Iron Done launcher by Hezbollah to date.

Hezbollah released footage showing the launch of kamikaze drones towards an Israeli military base in northern Israel.

Hezbollah released footage showing the recent battle for the town of Al-Haddatha, southern Lebanon, which Israeli forces recently launched ground operations on across the Yellow Line.

Hezbollah detected the movements of Israeli forces to the town, resulting in small-arms clashes breaking out on the outskirts. The Israeli push was supported by airstrikes and explosive-ridden ground drones.

The next morning, Hezbollah responded by striking an Israeli armoured personnel carrier and a D9 military bulldozer inside the town, presumably with an RPG, disabling them and forcing Israeli soldiers to abandon them. Hezbollah fighters approached the military bulldozer showing the damage to the vehicle.

Nevertheless, despite Hezbollah's claims, they were ultimately unable to repel the Israeli assault after several more days of fighting. As of today, most/all of Al-Haddatha is under IDF control.

Hezbollah released footage showing an FPV drone strike on an Israeli electronic warfare system on the Israel-Lebanon border.

Russian Geran-2 drones struck a Ukrainian military fuel depot in the village of Havrylivka, Kharkiv Oblast.

The IDF claims that it assassinated the head of a central Hamas funds transfer network in the area of Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip.

According to the IDF, he was responsible for managing the transfer of millions of dollars to the Al-Qassam Brigades (Hamas' armed wing). They also claimed to have assassinated a unit commander in Hamas' weapons production wing, who they say has been involved in manufacturing weapons throughout the war.

The IDF claims that during raids over the last two days, they arrested 5 Hamas and PIJ-affiliated Palestinian fighters in the West Bank, including 1 in the city of Jenin, 1 in the village of Seida, and 3 in the village of Al-Bireh and the Qalandiya refugee camp.

According to the IDF, they were involved in the assembly of explosives, and the planning and incitement of violence.

The IDF announced the death of a Sergeant from the 435th Infantry Battalion of the "Givati" Brigade following a recent Hezbollah strike in southern Lebanon. This presumably occurred during yesterday's "security incident" in the town of Al-Bayada, southern Lebanon.

This brings the confirmed IDF death toll since the beginning of their invasion of Lebanon to 24.

Yesterday afternoon, a Ukrainian An-72 military cargo aircraft departed from an airbase in western Ukraine and landed in a NATO country (likely Poland), where it was loaded with military cargo.

Five hours later, it returned back into Ukrainian airspace, landed at the same airbase, and unloaded its cargo. I will not specify which airbase it operated from for obvious reasons.

The U.S. Embassy in Kyiv clarified that it remains open, and that there are no changes to their operations, following reports that they had evacuated it ahead of the next large-scale Russian missile attack on the city.

Hezbollah rocket alerts in Misgav Am, northern Israel.

It turns out that last night's Russian Kinzhal hypersonic aeroballistic missile strikes did not target Starkostyantyniv Airbase, unlike what I previously reported.

Instead, they struck somewhere near the western suburbs of Starkostyantyniv city. The strongest explosions were heard in the area of the "October City" District.