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| “ | I will break you. | „ |
| ~ Victor Rashenko |
Victor Rashenko is a minor antagonist in the Playstation video game Die Hard Trilogy 2: Viva Las Vegas.
Background[]
Victor Rashenko is from the Soviet Union. He led a mercenary group that committed multiple crimes back home and helped in the plan to take over Las Vegas by causing a jailbreak at the Mesa Grande Prison.
Role[]
Kenny Sinclair, the new warden of the Mesa Grande prison, holds a party in honor of his new job. He invites his best friend, John McClane. Kenny also invites Reese Hoffman and Elena Goshkin. During the party, a jailbreak occurs in the prison. The inmates, including the most dangerous inmate Klaus Von Haug, escape and are assisted by the prison's guards.
John neutralizes the situation before returning to the party. He finds more guards and inmates terrorizing the people at the party. He manages to stop them, including Klaus. Victor, along with remaining inmates, escape in a prison bus. John follows them to a desert warehouse. He sneaks inside the warehouse. He kills more inmates and reaches a bunker right below the warehouse.
Inside the bunker, John stops all of the remaining inmates until he reaches a room. The door closes by itself and is electronically locked. Victor descends from an elevator and is armed with a flamethrower. He and John engage in a battle. Victor attempts to use his flamethrower but is killed.
Afterwards, John searches Victor's office. He intercepts a radio message from another terrorist, Amir El Kahr. He leaves the bunker and follows the source of the message.
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