Rogozny commanded the 48th Rifle Corps from June 1943. Lieutenant General Ivan Managarov, his superior as 53rd Army commander, evaluated Rogozny as having proved himself an "energetic, brave, determined, and tatically competent general" during the defensive phase of the Battle of Kursk and the capture of Belgorod. In the fighting to take Kharkov, Managarov evaluated Rogozny as having "skillfully led his subordinate units and coped well with his assigned combat missions." Rogozny went on to lead the corps in the Second Jassy–Kishinev offensive, during which it captured Valky, Znamenka, and Iași. The corps was transferred to the 52nd Army of the 2nd Ukrainian Front in late August. The army transferred to the 1st Ukrainian Front in October.