China is intensifying its plunder of East Turkistan's natural resources

Faced with an international embargo for genocide in East Turkistan and the resulting economic slowdown, the Chinese regime is stepping up its looting of East Turkistan's natural resources.
According to China Business Daily, the so-called China Tarim Oil Company announced on November 6 that Fumen Oil Field Fuyuan Joint Station, located in Shayar County, Aksu Province, East Turkistan, has been put into operation.
This means that the Chinese regime has begun drilling for super-oil and natural gas at a depth of 8,000 to 9,000 meters, building the largest crude oil production base in the Teklimakan desert, which China has begun to plunder. By the end of the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, China's annual oil production is expected to increase from 4 million tons to 5 million tons. After the project is completed and put into operation, the Fumian oil field will form a "two horizontal, two vertical and two central" underground structure model, consisting of four main oil and gas pipeline networks and two oil and gas processing centers, which will transport spoils from East Turkistan. And that would speed up oil and gas production from the region and shipping to China.
Observers say that the Chinese regime is only using the resources from East Turkistan to satisfy China's needs; the local people, who are the real owners, have not received any benefits and are even living in poverty. In accordance with the genocide crimes in East Turkistan, China has begun to loot the resources of East Turkistan on a large scale using intelligent devices. reporting