Alexander Volkov discussed his perspective on Victory Day and how he instills values in his children despite living abroad. He described the holiday as one he commemorates more with sorrow than joy, expressing gratitude to veterans while lamenting that such events occurred at all. Volkov said he raises his children with pacifist values, using the Soviet-era sentiment of "as long as there's no war" and wishing for peaceful skies. He also reflected on Moscow, stating that five years ago he described it with the words "dirt, traffic jams, construction," but after visiting last summer, he now considers Moscow the best city in the world for both living and beauty.
