In July 2024, Polish authorities intercepted a suspicious parcel addressed to Igor Rogov containing bomb-making components including Soviet-era detonators, nitroglycerine solution, and other materials capable of constructing a bomb. Rogov, a 27-year-old Russian political exile and former opposition activist granted asylum in Poland, was arrested in Sosnowiec. Subsequent investigations revealed photographs on his phone marking urban locations and potential infrastructure targets. By October 2025, he was also accused of long-term collaboration with Russia’s FSB intelligence service, allegedly spying on Russian opposition circles while posing as an anti-Kremlin activist. His wife, Irina Rogova, also became implicated as an accomplice. The investigation identified other individuals involved in the parcel delivery chain, including a Ukrainian model 'Kristina' and a man nicknamed 'Diesel' connected to Ukraine, with international arrest warrants issued. The case unfolded amid heightened Polish concerns over a Kremlin sabotage campaign linked to arson attacks in the region. Rogov’s background includes activism, imprisonment in Belarus during protests in 2020, and alleged ongoing coercion and blackmail by an FSB officer named Yevgeny. The full extent of Rogov’s actions and affiliations remain subject to classified court proceedings and ongoing speculation.

In July 2024, Polish authorities intercepted a suspicious parcel addressed to Igor Rogov containing bomb-making components including Soviet-era detonators, nitroglycerine solution, and other materials capable of constructing a bomb. Rogov, a 27-year-old Russian political exile and former opposition activist granted asylum in Poland, was arrested in Sosnowiec. Subsequent investigations revealed photographs on his phone marking urban locations and potential infrastructure targets. By October 2025, he was also accused of long-term collaboration with Russia’s FSB intelligence service, allegedly spying on Russian opposition circles while posing as an anti-Kremlin activist. His wife, Irina Rogova, also became implicated as an accomplice. The investigation identified other individuals involved in the parcel delivery chain, including a Ukrainian model 'Kristina' and a man nicknamed 'Diesel' connected to Ukraine, with international arrest warrants issued. The case unfolded amid heightened Polish concerns over a Kremlin sabotage campaign linked to arson attacks in the region. Rogov’s background includes activism, imprisonment in Belarus during protests in 2020, and alleged ongoing coercion and blackmail by an FSB officer named Yevgeny. The full extent of Rogov’s actions and affiliations remain subject to classified court proceedings and ongoing speculation.