Iran ‘considered attacking Ukrainian port in revenge for strikes on Caspian Sea ships heading for Russia’ as two wars continue to merge

Tehran considered attacking a seaport in Ukraine in revenge for strikes on an Iranian ship heading for Russia, a report has claimed.

The incident is the latest example of how the two wars are beginning to merge in a sign of increasing global instability.

It comes after Ukraine, which has accused Iran and Russia of supporting each other’s military operations, struck an Iranian commercial cargo ship in the Caspian Sea on Saturday, killing a civilian sailor.

The Islamic Republic vowed to retaliate. 

Some people briefed on intelligence said that they expected Tehran to fire a ballistic missile with a small warhead at Ukraine, to make a

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