NEW $200 Billion Afghanistan & China Project is causing U.S. Panic!
There is growing conjecture that China wants to control Afghanistan's mineral reserves, especially their copper possessions in order to fill the power gap left by the US withdrawal from that nation in 2021. According to reports, representatives of various Chinese corporations visited possible copper sites in Afghanistan in November 2021 and made on site surveys. The copper mine project was reported to cost $200 billion.
The Taliban developed revenue streams from a fairly diversified portfolio of minerals, such as nickel, cobalt, and coppers. Additionally, it is thought that the nation contains huge copper reserves that could rival those of Bolivia, which presently holds the greatest reserves in the world. Chinese mining firms may be able to give the Taliban the money they require to lessen the impact of severe international sanctions that have caused an urgent economic and humanitarian crisis.
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00:00 Intro
00:47 USA is concerned over China and Afghanistan mining deal
02:58 China's risks with Afghanistan due to fraud and corruption issues
04:06 Afghanistan mineral reserves worth trillions of dollars
05:36 Afghanistan's experiences with mining industry
07:31 China control worldwide copper and rechargeable battery supplies
08:04 Why China may not be working together with Afghanistan
09:43 China further geopolitical goals in Afghanistan
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