- August 3, 2024
- 12:12 am
- Ukraine
“… compares the situation in Ukraine with the situation in Israel. He notes that the “LNR” and “DNR” are prototypes of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank of the Jordan River. “The people live in poverty, the government is bandits who sow discord and hatred from school age, and send people to their deaths.”
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Interview with Ukrainian publication Censor_NET with Grigory Pivovarov, call sign “Jew”, a citizen of Israel (does not have Ukrainian citizenship)who has been fighting for Ukraine since 2014Currently, Pivovarov is the commander of an assault platoon and acting company commander of the 24th separate battalion “Aidar”.
“I would rather fight in Ukraine against the Russian heart than in Israel against the Russian hand”– a fighter of the 24th separate assault battalion “Aidar” with the pseudonym “Jew”. Full interview here (ukr) — we will highlight the main points on our topic.
During the war, he had already been wounded three times, after which he returned to the front. He has several outstanding awards – two Orders “For Courage” – III and II degrees, the medal “Operation of the Joint Forces. For Victory and Loyalty”, the medal “Defender of the Fatherland”, as well as the chest badge of the Commander of the Joint Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine “For Service and Victories” III degree.
Still can't get Ukrainian citizenship due to bureaucratic proceduresAfter winning, he wants to get involved in tourism – to promote love for Ukraine among both Ukrainians and foreigners.
Grigoriy Pivovarov, known by the call sign “Jew”, began participating in the Russian-Ukrainian war back in Maidan. He thought that the conflict would not last long, but changed his mind after all the retreats in 2014. Pivovarov noted that “everyone knows about Ilovaisk, but they don't talk about the fact that there was also a hard retreat in Luhansk.” According to him, “Aidar” and the 80th cheated a little and did not end up in complete encirclement.
When asked about the possibility of a full-scale offensive, Pivovarov said he had guessed at the possibility. However, he hoped it would be a show of force, similar to the situation in the Golan Heights, where “every year both Israeli and Syrian troops conduct tough training, simulating the capture of the heights and Damascus.”
Grigory Pivovarov also admitted that he thought that Russia would not dare to do something like this.
Grigoriy Pivovarov, commander of an assault platoon, shares his thoughts on the problems with mobilization in Ukraine. He points out that often those who are unfit for service are mobilized. “We'll write them off here anyway, because we can't send them into battle. What should we do with him if he can't even walk 500 meters?!”
Pivovarov also speaks out about those who deliberately avoid military service, and expresses a harsh attitude towards them. He says: “If your country is on fire, you have to take up arms. If you don't want to feed your army, you'll feed someone else's.”
“I am not a citizen of Ukraine, but I went to fight for it and gave my maximum. That is why I am very tough on them. If your country is on fire, you have to take up arms. If you do not want to feed your army, you will feed someone else's.
Russians are evil… You know, if I start talking about them, I won't have enough swear words. I know them very well.
Israel has been fighting the Soviet Union since 1953 because it sponsored all of its enemies. The Israelis know the “we're not there” tactic from the Six-Day War, the War of Attrition, and the Yom Kippur War.
Russia now sponsors Hamas and Hezbollah, the enemies of Israel.
During my military service, I was taught to fight specifically against Russians. They talked about it openly.”
Grigory is convinced that Russia will not stop at Ukraine and can go further into Europe. He declares: “She will go! This is her dream!”
Pivovarov shares his thoughts on the fact that drones are being supplied by volunteers, although Ukraine itself could produce the required quantity. He emphasizes: “We just need to defeat corruption as well.”
Grigory Pivovarov also takes a tough stance on those who evade military service, and suggests confiscating their property to fund the army. He says, “I don't care! This is war! Otherwise, they'll talk about violating the Russian constitution.”
Pivovarov notes that Ukraine is too tolerant, and in war it is necessary to be tougher and more aggressive. “Why do guys return to the front after three or four wounds, and some 'heroes' are only in the gym, and not here?!”
Grigory Pivovarov believes that many who are afraid to go to war can be taught to be warriors with the right approach. He gives an example: “At one time we had a guy come – so skinny, modest. Nobody counted on him. But he started evacuating the wounded when there were assaults.”
According to Pivovarov, it is important to understand that the fighters at the front need replacements, since their health is not eternal. He emphasizes the need for unity: “Take, for example, the same Israel: there the coalition and the opposition 'eat' each other, but when – they unite and beat the enemy together.”
Pivovarov notes that one of the reasons he supported Ukraine is the fight against anti-Semitism. He says: “One of the reasons why I stood up for Ukraine is the fight against anti-Semitism, because before the Soviet Union, and now the Russians are constantly trying to denigrate Ukrainians.”
Pivovarov also compares the situation in Ukraine with the situation in Israel. He notes that the “LNR” and “DNR” are prototypes of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank of the Jordan River. “The people live in poverty, the government is made up of bandits who sow discord and hatred from school age, and send people to their deaths.”
Grigory Pivovarov admits that he does not think about the future, but is focused on doing his job and hopes that the war will end soon: “My brothers and I are just doing our job, beating the enemy, moving forward and hoping that this will all end quickly.”
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