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Among other violent, rash moves, Mikhail ordered the death of [[Lenny Petrovic]], son of the most powerful Russian mob boss in [[Liberty Ciy]], [[Kenny Petrovic]], because he frivolously assumes that Lenny has snitched on him. This results in an all-out war before Kenny Petrovic contacts [[Dimitri Rascalov|Dimitri]] about having Mikhail killed to create peace. Dimitri agrees, and they both decide on the condition that the "hired gun" who originally killed Lenny, [[Niko Bellic]], would be the one to kill Mikhail. | Among other violent, rash moves, Mikhail ordered the death of [[Lenny Petrovic]], son of the most powerful Russian mob boss in [[Liberty Ciy|Liberty City]], [[Kenny Petrovic]], because he frivolously assumes that Lenny has snitched on him. This results in an all-out war before Kenny Petrovic contacts [[Dimitri Rascalov|Dimitri]] about having Mikhail killed to create peace. Dimitri agrees, and they both decide on the condition that the "hired gun" who originally killed Lenny, [[Niko Bellic]], would be the one to kill Mikhail. | ||
Niko is immediately sent to [[Perestroika]] to assassinate Mikhail. After a bloody shootout, Niko confronts Mikhail on the roof and shoots him so that he falls to his death. He warns Niko that Dimitri was wrong to betray him, and that he would betray Niko as well (though Niko does not heed his word, this is [[Russian Revolution|entirely true]]). | Niko is immediately sent to [[Perestroika]] to assassinate Mikhail. After a bloody shootout, Niko confronts Mikhail on the roof and shoots him so that he falls to his death. He warns Niko that Dimitri was wrong to betray him, and that he would betray Niko as well (though Niko does not heed his word, this is [[Russian Revolution|entirely true]]). | ||