How is China plundering East Turkestan?

China has become the world's main supplier of important minerals today: the natural resources of East Turkestan serve as China's main source.

According to a report by the International Energy Agency, minerals such as copper, lithium, cobalt, and graphite, which are essential for green energy, are largely controlled by a few countries. By 2024, their share of the global market will reach 86%.

China, on the other hand, processes 19 of the world's 20 most important minerals and holds an average market share of 75 percent.

The plunder of East Turkestan is becoming increasingly important in China's transformation into a major exporting country.

According to the Chinese regime, East Turkestan is extremely rich in natural resources, with 153 types of minerals discovered there, of which 103 have proven reserves.

This accounts for 88% of China's total mineral resources.