Poland Convicts Russian Exile Igor Rogov to Seven Years for Spying on Kremlin Critics

A Polish court handed Russian exile Igor Rogov a seven-year prison sentence. Rogov had openly opposed the Kremlin prior to his detention. He was arrested in 2024 on charges of espionage. During the investigation, he confessed to working for Russian intelligence. He admitted spying on Kremlin opponents who live abroad. The information he gathered targeted regime critics outside Russia. The verdict emphasizes Poland’s commitment to countering foreign spying. Rogov will serve his term in a Polish penitentiary.