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A Valhallan infantry unit is inside the aura of a Valhallan officer with Pietrov's MK 45 and a Commissar and fails a leadership test. What happens now?

A.) The officer BLAMs one soldier and the test is considered to be passed

OR

B.) The Commissar BLAMs one soldier, the Leadership test is re-rolled and, if failed again, the officer BLAMs another soldier and the test is then considered to be passed

I'm thinking A, but I'm not sure if the first leadership test and the Summary Execution re-roll count as one and the same leadership test, or as two separate leadership tests.

depends on which players turn it is.

If multiple abilities are going off at once the player who's turn it is decides the order usually.

Pietrov's MK is a passive ability. No Valhallan Infantry unit inside its 6 " aura can lose more than one model per failed leadership test.

However, my question is if a leadership test that triggers Summary Execution - for example, Infantry unit does the leadership test, fails, gets one man BLAMed by the Commissar, re-rolls the test, fails again - counts as ONE leadership test (leadership losses = 1) or TWO leadership tests (leadership losses = 2).

It is just one test that you get to reroll at the cost of a guardsman.

As such you would loose 2 guys. One from commissar and one from failed moral.