The U.S. has reportedly expanded its intelligence activity in Cuba as the Trump administration increases pressure on the island’s government. One person told Politico the U.S. had recently sent “spies and assets” to Cuba. Both spoke anonymously because they were discussing sensitive intelligence, Politico said. One person familiar with the plans told Politico the intelligence buildup could be useful if the U.S. considered military action, while cautioning that any possible operation remained undefined. A senior White House official previously told Politico that Trump has diplomatic and military options in Cuba but has not decided how to proceed.