# Du Wenlong
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The Low-Cost Lever: Why Sea Mines Remain the Ultimate Threat to the Strait of Hormuz
Chinese military expert Du Wenlong identifies sea mines as the most cost-effective and dangerous tool for blockading the Strait of Hormuz. The strategy relies on the high cost of de-mining and the immediate economic paralysis caused by the mere threat of maritime explosives.
Chinese Analyst Warns U.S. “Hybrid Warfare” Could Trigger Sharper Iranian Retaliation
A Chinese military commentator warned that U.S. use of so-called “hybrid warfare” against Iran would provoke tougher Iranian retaliation, with implications for regional security, maritime traffic and global markets. The observation underscores how multi-domain coercion risks rapid escalation and highlights the need for careful diplomacy and crisis management.
Chinese Military Commentator Warns US Move Toward ‘Hybrid War’ Could Prompt Stronger Iranian Retaliation
A Chinese military commentator, Du Wenlong, warned that if U.S. forces trigger a 'hybrid war' against Iran—mixing conventional strikes, proxies, cyber and economic pressure—Iran would escalate retaliation. The analysis highlights the attribution and escalation risks of blended tactics and notes the potential for broader regional disruption to shipping, energy markets and allied security.
Beefed-Up U.S. Strikes on Iranian Naval HQ Raise Prospect of Carrier Operations Near Iran’s Coast
Chinese military media reported U.S. strikes on Iran’s naval headquarters, with analyst Du Wenlong warning that U.S. aircraft carriers may move closer to Iran’s coast. The developments raise the prospect of intensified maritime brinkmanship in the Persian Gulf, increasing risks to shipping and regional stability.