The book on the topic of Propaganda and Psychological Operations delves deeply into the historical and contemporary use of propaganda techniques and psychological operations (PSYOPS) in influencing public opinion, behavior, and strategic outcomes. It explores how these powerful tools have been employed across various contexts, from wartime to political campaigns, and how they continue to shape the socio-political landscape today. The book provides an in-depth analysis of the methods, strategies, and ethical implications surrounding the use of propaganda, emphasizing the critical role psychological manipulation plays in both military and civilian spheres. A significant portion of the book is dedicated to the study of modern PSYOPS, particularly in the digital age, where social media and digital platforms have become integral to shaping perceptions and influencing behavior. The author examines contemporary case studies of election interference, fake news, and the spread of disinformation, shedding light on how propaganda and psychological operations have evolved in the age of instant global communication. The book also explores the mechanisms behind these operations, such as the creation of fake narratives, targeted advertising, and the manipulation of online communities. This book serves as a vital resource for anyone looking to understand the mechanisms of propaganda and psychological operations, their historical significance, and their ongoing relevance in contemporary society.