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The fifteen man squad is a squad (proper name unknown) that included fifteen children during the [[Bosnian War]]. Members of this squad included [[Niko Bellic]], [[Florian Cravic]], [[Darko Brevic]], [[Goran]], [[Mijo]], [[Dragan]], and [[Dmitar]], the rest however are unmentioned. All the members were known friends and had grown up together, all of them were 15 years of age or younger.
The "fifteen man squad" was a squad (proper name unknown) of child soldiers during the [[Bosnian War]]. Members of this squad included [[Niko Bellic]], [[Florian Cravic]], [[Darko Brevic]], [[Goran]], [[Mijo]], [[Dragan]], [[Dmitar]], and eight other unnamed members. All had grown up together in the same town, and all were 15 years of age or younger{{fact}}.


Sometime during the war, the squad was ambushed by enemey forces; Niko escaped.  He believed that the squad couldn't have been ambushed unless someone within the group had sold them out; he travelled back to where the ambush had taken place, and saw a large pit with the squad members dead inside. After picking through the bodies, Niko realised that two others were missing: Florian Cravic and Darko Brevic.


Concluding that one of the two had been the traitor within the squad, Niko vowed to track down and kill the culprit.  Unknown to Niko, Florian would flee to [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]], and Darko to Bucharest, Romania.


Sometime during the war this paticular squad was ambushed by enemey forces. Niko had escaped the ambush, and a week later, he realised that they couldn't have been ambushed unless someone in the squad had sold them out. Niko travelled back to where the ambush had taken place, and saw a large pit with his squad members and friends dead inside. After picking through the bodies, Niko realised that two others were missing, Florian Cravic and Darko Brevic.
Fifteen years later [[2008]] Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko tracked Florian down — the latter had "come out" as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protests his innocence, and Niko is angered to know that he will not get his revenge any time soon — he has no idea where Darko Brevic could be.
 
Coming to the conclusion that it was one of those two boys that betrayed the squad Niko vowed to eventually track down and kill the traitor. However unknown to Niko, Florian had fled to [[Liberty City]], and Darko had fled to Bucharest, Romania.
 
 
 
Fifteen years later [[2008]] Niko arrived in Liberty City, to visit his cousin [[Roman]], but also because he discovered that Florian Cravic was living in the city. After a while Niko eventually tracks down Florian. Florian turned out to be a homosexual, and having a fling with [[Bryce Dawkins]] the deputy mayor. When Niko discovers Florian is innocent, he is angered to know that he will not get his revenge any time soon, and has no idea where Darko Brevic could be.
 
 
 
Later on in the game, an informant at the [[U.L. Paper]] finds Darko for him, and forces him from Bucharest leaving him at [[Francis International Airport]], his fate in the hands of Niko. Niko interrigates Darko to discover that Darko sold the squad out for $1,000, which in turn was to help his heroin addiction. When arguing, Darko also notes that [[Goran]] had killed his friends and neighbours, also igniting his decision to betray them. Darko calls Niko a hypocrite knowing that Niko has killed for money too, and this is where the decision to kill Darko or let him live is left to the player.
 


Later in the game, an informant at the [[U.L. Paper]] Company locates Darko as a favour to Niko, and kidnaps him from Bucharest, leaving him at [[Francis International Airport]].  Niko interrigates Darko, and discovers that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction.  Niko is all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; they argue, and Darko notes that [[Goran]] had killed Darko's friends and neighbours, giving Darko another reason to betray them.  Darko also calls Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko has killed for money too.  The decision to kill Darko or let him live is then left to the player.


===Script===
===Script===
''(Note: Bolded dialogue is spoken in Serbian.)''


* Note: Bold lettering is spoken in Serbian. *
''(Darko is thrown out of the back of a van by U.L. Paper informants.  The van drives off, and Niko and Roman approach the bound Darko)''
 
''(Darko is thrown out of the back of a van by U.L. Paper informants, the van drives off and Niko and Roman approach the bound Darko)''
 
 


Niko: You remember me?
Niko: You remember me?
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Niko: Yes you do. I'm the one, who survived.
Niko: Yes you do. I'm the one, who survived.


Darko: (''chuckles) ''Niko... hello.
Darko: ''(chuckles)'' Niko... hello.


Niko: '''Just tell me why.'''
Niko: '''Just tell me why.'''
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Darko: A thousand.
Darko: A thousand.


''(Niko lets go and wanders back distraught)''
''(Niko lets go and steps back, distraught)''


Niko: You killed my friends for one thousand dollars?
Niko: You killed my friends for one thousand dollars?
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''(Darko falls to his knees)''
''(Darko falls to his knees)''


Darko: Kill me then! You were always a hypocrite. Trust me, you'll be doing me a favour! ''(Yells)''
Darko: ''(shouting)'' Kill me then! You were always a hypocrite. Trust me, you'll be doing me a favour!


Roman: Niko -- come on, let's go. Let him suffer... he knows what he did. He doesn't look like he enjoys life too much.
Roman: Niko -- come on, let's go. Let him suffer... he knows what he did. He doesn't look like he enjoys life too much.
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===Conclusion===
===Conclusion===


If the player chooses to kill Darko, Niko will shoot him 12 times, one shot for each fallen squad member. And before dying Darko will thank Niko.
If the player chooses to kill Darko, Niko will shoot him 12 times, one shot for each fallen squad member. Before dying, Darko will thank Niko.


If let live, Darko runs off, never to be seen again. Niko is enraged that he let him live, but eventually comes to the understanding that it was the best choice, and feels better. He lets Florian know, and Florian tells Niko he's proud of him. Niko finally has closure on that part of his past.
If the player lets Darko live, he runs off, never to be seen again. Niko is angry with himself for letting Darko live, but eventually comes to the understanding that it was the best choice, and feels better. He lets Florian know, and Florian tells Niko he's proud of him. Niko finally has closure on that part of his past.
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