بغض النظر عن ان الاخ اخرج الموضوع تماما من مساره و لكن احتراما لك صديقي سأوضح ما اعرفه
الصين لم تقتلهم لانهم مسلمون بل لانهم انفصاليون يريدون ان يستقلوا بأقليم Xinjiang الذي يخضع للحكم الذاتي بالفعل لكنهم يريدون اعلانه دوله مستقله
فأن عرفت ان الناتج القومي لهذا الاقليم فقط سنويا هو
US$ 101.7 billion فيمكنك ان تعرف ان الصين لن تتركه و ان قتلت كل من به مسلمون او كفار.
عن الحركه الانفصاليه
East Turkestan independence movement[edit]
Main articles: Xinjiang conflict and East Turkestan independence movement
Some people in Xinjiang province of Uyghur ethnicity are struggling to establish an independent country, which has caused tension and ethnic strife in Xinjiang province.[290][291][292][293] The Xinjiang conflict[294] is an ongoing[295] separatist struggle in the northwestern part of China. The separatist movement claims that the region, which they view as their fatherland and refer to as East Turkestan, is not part of China, but was invaded by China in 1949 and has been under Chinese occupation since then. China claims that the region has been part of China since ancient times, and now calls it Xinjiang ("New Territory" or, officially, "old territory returned to the motherland")[296] province. The separatist movement is led by ethnically Uighur Muslim underground organizations, most notably the East Turkestan independence movement, against the Chinese government. According to the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, the two main sources for separatism in the Xinjiang Province are religion and ethnicity. Religiously, the inhabitants of Xinjiang (often known as Uyghurs) follow Islam, while in the large cities of Han China, the primary religion is Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism or a combination of the three. The other major difference—and source of friction—with Eastern China is ethnicity. Culturally, the Uyghurs bear a strong resemblance to Pakistan or Iran, while physically they may seem even Russian or Middle Eastern. This stark, easily visible difference helps to create a sense of uniting against a common foe. Because of this unity, groups can rapidly merge or reform after being destroyed. In retaliation against separatists, China has engaged in "strike hard" campaigns since 1996.[297] On June 5, 2014, China sentenced 9 persons to death for terrorist attacks - they were seeking to overthrow Chinese rule, inspired by global jihadi ideology, in Xinjiang.[298]
بالمناسبه الحركه الانفصاليه هم من يدعون الاقليم تركستان الشرقيه
فعلا هذا مايحدث وهذا اقوى الاسباب لما حدث في اقليم تركستان الشرقية وهنا لانبرر للصين فعلها
وانما نوضح اسباب قيامها بهذا الفعل والذي بكل تأكيد لانقره ... شكرا لتوضيحك اخي MrHBK