President Donald Trump has directed federal agencies, including the Department of War and the intelligence community, to waive previous non-disclosure agreements for former government employees and contractors who hold information about unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), Fox News Digital reported. The move is intended to allow these individuals to come forward and share what they know without fear of breaching confidentiality agreements they had previously signed, potentially unlocking long-withheld information related to UFO sightings and investigations.

According to the report, the directive would let former officials and contractors with relevant UAP-related knowledge meet with designated government representatives to disclose information previously kept under wraps. The move follows a series of Pentagon releases of UFO-related files ordered by Trump, continuing a broader push towards greater transparency on the subject during his administration.