Trump has ordered the termination of non-disclosure agreements on the subject of UFOs.

US President Donald Trump has ordered the termination of previously concluded non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with former government employees and contractors cooperating in investigations of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UFOs). Fox News Digital writes about this on July 21.

According to the material, the lifting of restrictions applies exclusively to former civil servants and contractors — those who have information that can help in the investigation of unidentified phenomena.

Now such persons have the right to send information to the Office for the Resolution of Anomalies in All Environments (AARO) or to the presidential PURSUIT working group, without fear of violating the terms of previously signed non-disclosure agreements.

The purpose of the decision taken by the American president is to remove legal barriers that could prevent potential witnesses of UFO sightings from providing data, the publication clarifies.

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