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China has continued to increase its investment in East Turkistan in order to resettle more Chinese people
China has continued to increase its investment in East Turkistan in order to resettle more Chinese people, and plans to implement 430 key projects in East Turkistan this year, with a total investment of 3.3 trillion yuan.
According to the Chinese propaganda agency, Tianyatag Network, on April 19, a press conference was held on the so-called "Uyghur Autonomous Region's major projects to support high-quality economic development." At the meeting, it was announced that 430 projects with a total investment of 3.3 trillion yuan will be implemented in East Turkistan this year, and more than 350 billion yuan of investment is planned to be completed.
It is reported that China has invested in 191 projects under the name of "modern industry," with a total investment of 2 trillion yuan. Among them, 229.9 billion yuan of investment is planned to be completed, mainly focused on looting natural resources in East Turkistan. These projects mainly include oil and natural gas production, processing, coal, coal power, coal chemical industry, green mining, new materials, cotton and textiles, clothing, and other key projects.
In recent years, China has put millions of East Turkistan people in detention camps and prisons, deporting young people to Chinese provinces and other regions, reducing the number of Uyghurs, and accelerating the process of settling Chinese refugees instead. and directly connecting the railways and highways, increasing the efforts to relocate the people and plunder the resources of East Turkistan.
Observers say that in the first step, China sent millions of East Turkistan people to prisons and concentration camps under various pretexts and forced them to abandon their Islamic values and national identity. In the second step, they vigorously implemented the plan to relocate Chinese refugees to East Turkistan, and replaced the East Turkistan people in prisons and concentration camps with China. They are showing that they are starting to fill up with their own people, and they are trying to fill the markets and communities without Uyghurs with Chinese, and try to show that the owner of the land is Chinese. If the Chinese genocidal policy continues in this way, East Turkistan is in danger of becoming the second Andalusia in history.