the territory of Belarus or been illegally removed to the territory of Belarus with support from Alyaksandr Lukashenka and been subjected to Russian re-education programs. (21) The Government of Belarus’ continued support of Russia, especially in the unprovoked further invasion of Ukraine, and continued oppression of the Belarusian people may amount to crimes against humanity, war crimes, and the crime of aggression. (22) The Government of Belarus also threatens the safety, security, and sovereignty of European countries, including NATO allies Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland, by facilitating illegal migration through the territory of Belarus, resulting in efforts by the United States to support a Customs and Border Patrol Technical Assessment in Latvia to ensure European allies and partners can secure their borders. (23) The Government of Lithuania and other United States partners and allies host independent Belarusian free media, including Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty’s Minsk bureau, and facilitate information and content in the Belarusian language, which the Lukashenka regime has dismissed and de-facto outlawed as an inferior language to Russian for the purpose of facilitating Russification campaigns in Belarus. (24) The governments of Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, and other European partners host members of the Belarusian pro-democracy movement, including political leaders, free and independent media, and exiled civil society groups and provide essential support to these individuals and groups that make up the Belarus democracy movement. (25) The Government of Belarus has further attempted to suppress freedom of movement of Belarusian people and Belarusian diaspora and retaliate against those Belarusians living overseas and who have fled the Lukashenka regime by refusing to provide overseas passport services. (26) The International Civil Aviation Organization found that the Government of Belarus committed an act of unlawful interference when it deliberately diverted Ryanair Flight 9478 in order to arrest two