; (21) to include Belarusian nationals living in Ukraine as of February 24, 2022, in the Uniting For Ukraine program to provide a pathway for Belarusian nations and their immediate family members outside of the United States to come to the United States and stay for a period of not more than two years of parole and subject those Belarusian nationals to the same qualifications for entry into the program as Ukrainian nationals; (22) to engage in the United States-Belarus democratic movement strategic dialogue when necessary to reaffirm commitments to promoting freedom and democracy in Belarus and promote efforts to restore free and open presidential and parliamentary elections in Belarus that are conducted consistent with OSCE standards and under the supervision of OSCE observers and independent domestic observers; (23) to refuse to recognize the legitimacy of the Lukashenka regime to enter into any international agreements or treaties; (24) to advocate for the inclusion of the Belarus democratic movement to participate in international institutions and be granted Permanent Observer Status by the United Nations General Assembly; (25) to establish a Belarus service at Voice of America through the United States Agency for Global Media that broadcasts in the Belarusian language; (26) to continue to support the Governments of Lithuania, Latvia, and Poland in providing critical support to the Belarusian government, civil society, and media in exile; (27) to transfer when applicable existing bilateral funding for Belarus toward sustaining pro-democracy and civil society initiatives outside the territory of Belarus; (28) to continue to ban ticket sales for air travel to Belarus until such a time that civilians do not face random arrests by the Government of Belarus, a ban that was enacted following the unlawful actions of the Government of Belarus to deliberately divert Ryanair Flight 9478