China has established a new route for transporting coal resources from East Turkistan to China

The occupying Chinese regime is plundering coal resources in East Turkistan and has constructed a new railway line specifically to transport them to China.
According to news from the Chinese propaganda agency in East Turkistan, the Chinese government officially commenced shipments on January 15th on the new railway line built to transport coal resources from East Turkistan to China. The report mentions that a train loaded with 3,500 tons of coal departed from Jiangjunmiao Station to Benom Station, connecting the Hongliuhe-Naomu railway line and creating a new way to export coal from East Turkistan, ensuring energy security in China.
It's worth noting that the Jiangjunmiao railway line stretches from Sangji to Qumul, starting at the Jiangjunmiao Station on the Northern Jiangjunmiao railway line in Urumqi in the west and ending at the Benom Station on the Hongliuhe-Naomu railway line in the east. It will be connected to the Lanzhou-East Turkistan railway line through the Hongliuhe-Naomu railway line, extending from East Turkistan to China. This route is the northern part of the railway that plunders and transports large quantities of coal and other resources to East Turkistan. The main line is 429.9 kilometers long, and China began its construction in April 2021.
East Turkistan is rich in coal resources, and in 2023, China is set to transport 60,331,000 tons of coal from East Turkistan via railways.
Observers argue that the data published by China regarding all the subterranean and surface wealth plundered by the Chinese regime from East Turkistan is unreliable; in reality, it is many times larger. of East Turkistan people, the original owners of the wealth, still live in poverty, and by establishing a dedicated railway line in East Turkistan, they are expanding the scope and methods of plunder.