What was Eisenhower's "covert action” policy?

"covert action policy" include activities by U.S Government to influence political, economic or military conditions in other communist countries.

Explanation:

Eisenhower was the General of the American army and he also served as the 34th president of U.S. Eisenhower used "covert action" policy. This policy was used against the communist government of other countries.

There were many secret activities of this policy. This policy was used for national interests. It covered those activities of the U.S government which were undertaken to affect the economic, political or military conditions in other countries. The main intention of this policy was not to reveal the role of the U.S government in other countries to the public.