Fact Check: We got the collapse of the axis of resistance before we got GTA6

Fact Check: "We got the collapse of the axis of resistance before we got GTA6"

What We Know

The claim suggests a timeline comparison between the collapse of the "axis of resistance" and the release of the highly anticipated video game "GTA 6." As of May 2025, Rockstar Games announced that "GTA 6" is now set to be released on May 26, 2026, which is a delay from the previously anticipated fall 2025 launch (source-2).

The term "axis of resistance" typically refers to a geopolitical alliance among certain Middle Eastern countries, including Iran, Syria, and various non-state actors. However, the specifics of its "collapse" are not clearly defined in the claim, making it difficult to establish a precise timeline for this event.

Analysis

The claim lacks a clear basis for comparison, as it does not specify when the "collapse of the axis of resistance" occurred. The geopolitical situation in the Middle East is complex and fluid, with various events contributing to shifts in alliances and power dynamics. Without a specific date or event to reference, it is challenging to substantiate the claim.

On the other hand, the release date for "GTA 6" is confirmed and widely reported, making it a reliable point of reference. The delay to May 26, 2026, was officially communicated by Rockstar Games, and the company expressed its commitment to delivering a high-quality game (source-2).

Given that the claim juxtaposes a vague geopolitical event with a concrete video game release date, it suggests a misleading comparison. The reliability of the sources discussing "GTA 6" is high, as they come from established media outlets, while the context of the "axis of resistance" is less clear and may vary depending on the source.

Conclusion

The claim is Partially True. While it is accurate that "GTA 6" is set to release in May 2026, the assertion about the "collapse of the axis of resistance" lacks specificity and context, making it difficult to validate. Therefore, the comparison is not entirely fair or substantiated, leading to the conclusion that the claim is only partially true.