"It is important for all generations to be united" — singer Khabib at the National Centre RUSSIA

At the National Centre RUSSIA, Russian singer Khabib congratulated guests on Victory Day and shared his thoughts on how culture helps strengthen the connection between generations and keep the lessons of the past alive.

"Victory Day is a great holiday that unites many nationalities and peoples, because everyone fought against fascism. It is very important that all generations are united on this day: adults, children, grandmothers, grandfathers, grandchildren, brothers and sisters. And, of course, the most important thing is that we, as artists, can pass the history of the war on to young people through songs and through such wonderful events as the performance 'Soldiers’ Dreams'," Khabib said.

A piece titled "The Road to Berlin" was performed with Khabib’s participation in the historical performance based on wartime chronicles "Soldiers’ Dreams". It tells the story of three war correspondents, played by People’s Artist of Russia Alexander Pashutin and drama actors Amadu Mamadakov and Sergei Belov. The song, written in 1945 to lyrics by Yevgeny Dolmatovsky and music by Mark Fradkin, became a symbol of the victorious offensive of the Red Army. In the performance, it was accompanied by a scene of reaching the state border and the solemn replacement of the border post, symbolising the inviolability of the frontiers.