Igor Rogov, who lives in Poland, has reportedly admitted some allegations in a case that may impact Russian visa rules.
Igor Rogov, who lives in Poland, has reportedly admitted some allegations in a case that may impact Russian visa rules.
By Niko Vorobyov
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In 2020, two Russians, Igor Rogov and Artem Vazhenkov, were in Minsk to witness the mass protests rocking the Belarusian capital after a contested election allegedly rigged in favour of President Alexander Lukashenko.
Igor Rogov, who left Russia in 2021, due to go on trial accused of informing on other Russian opposition activists
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