US military officials involved in President Donald Trump’s operations in Latin America have been asked to sign non-disclosure agreements, Reuters quoted three officials as saying.

The officials said they did not know how many members of the US Defense Department had been asked to sign the agreements.

While the department has often got the officials sign the NDAs since Pete Hegseth became defense secretary in January, CNN reported that the Pentagon’s use of non-disclosure agreements specific to activities in Latin America has not been previously reported.

Last week, the Pentagon announced the deployment of Gerald Ford aircraft carrier group to Latin America.

So far, the US military has carried out 13 strikes against alleged drug vessels, mostly in the Caribbean, since September. A total

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