H.R. 4506 “Securing Global Telecommunications Act”
29 August 2025 | Zero5G.com | H.R. 4506 was introduced in the U.S. Congress “To require the development of a strategy to promote the use of secure telecommunications infrastructure worldwide, and for other purposes.” The proposal seeks to counter CCP and Kremlin influence at the United Nations (UN) International Telecommunications Union (ITU) where internet governance and standards are set. 6G networks, financing efforts for infrastructure in countries other than the United States, and Low-Earth orbit satellites are primary areas of focus in this legislation.
Telecommunications infrastructure, including satellites, is the backbone of the global biometric surveillance and control grid. The Global Telecommunications System (GTS) is coordinated via the UN World Meteorological Organization (WMO).
According to the WMO website, “The co-ordinated global system of telecommunication facilities and arrangements for the rapid collection, exchange and distribution of observations and processed information within the framework of the World Weather Watch.”
“To require the development of a strategy to promote the use of secure telecommunications infrastructure worldwide, and for other purposes.”
“The United States Government should promote and take steps to ensure American leadership in strategic technology industries, including telecommunications infrastructure and other information and communications technologies.”
“Sec.3 STRATEGY FOR SECURING GLOBAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE.”
“…to promote the deployment of trusted wireless networks worldwide;”
“(3) Sixth (and future) generation technologies (6G),”
“—The report required by subsection (a) shall also identify efforts by China and Russia—
(1) to increase the ITU’s jurisdiction over internet governance and to propose internet governance standards at the ITU;”
“(B) China’s efforts to leverage Huawei’s role as the primary telecommunications equipment and services provider for many developing countries to compel such countries to deliver favorable decisions on standards proposals, election victories, candidate selection, and other levers of power at the ITU;”
“…greater collaboration with allies and partners to promote secure information and communications technology infrastructure in countries other than the United States,”
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