Polish Court Jails Russian Activist and Wife for Spying for FSB

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Igor Rogov, former employee of the now-defunct nonprofit Open Russia, was sentenced by a Polish court to seven years in prison for spying and passing information about Russian opposition groups to the FSB. This case reflects ongoing tensions between Poland and Russia regarding espionage.

Igor Rogov, a former employee of the now-defunct nonprofit Open Russia, was sentenced to seven years in prison for passing information about Poland-based Russian opposition groups and activists to the FSB.