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Opposition Activist Admits FSB Collaboration in Poland Trial

11/9/2025

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Igor Rogov, an opposition activist, confessed to working for Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) while in Poland.
Court documents say he informed on activists linked to Navalny and Khodorkovsky.
He fled Russia with his wife in 2021 and was detained in Poland.
Authorities say he received money and was coerced into sharing information with the FSB.
The trial for Rogov and his wife is set to begin on December 8.

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Story summary

Igor Rogov, an opposition activist, confessed to working for Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) while in Poland.
Court documents say he informed on activists linked to Navalny and Khodorkovsky.
He fled Russia with his wife in 2021 and was detained in Poland.
Authorities say he received money and was coerced into sharing information with the FSB.
The trial for Rogov and his wife is set to begin on December 8.