China has built 50 "green mines" in East Turkistan this year

As China's economy slows, the Chinese regime has ramped up its plunder of East Turkistan's natural resources, building 50 "green mines" in the so-called "autonomous region" this year.
According to a news report from the Tiantag Network, the Chinese regime's natural resources department in East Turkistan has released the third batch of so-called "autonomous region"-level green mines this year. This includes 31 mines, including Panjin Industrial Coal Mine of Yining Yong Coal and Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.
The report said that the number of so-called "green mines" in East Turkistan has increased by 82% compared to last year. In terms of mines, East Turkistan has the largest number of oil and natural gas mines, and the number of mines in this category reaches 25. After that, the number of coal mines will reach 18. In addition, there are three limestone mines, two iron mines, one salt mine and one construction sand mine in the area.
Since the beginning of this year, the Chinese regime has regularly carried out the so-called "green mine" operation, and so far, the total number of green mines in East Turkistan has reached 111. Among them, there are 61 national-level mines and 50 regional-level mines. In addition, there are 10 mines that are currently under review and will soon enter the on-site inspection stage.
China has been continuously looting natural resources since invading East Turkistan and has been intensifying its looting in recent years. However, the people of East Turkistan, who are the real owners, are living in poverty and need.