- At least 30 people have been killed after two high-speed trains collided between the Spanish towns of Urda and Los Yébenes.
- A stationary train operated by Iryo, which had stopped due to a signal fault, was struck from behind by a high-speed Renfe train.
- The collision caused multiple carriages to derail, sending at least three plunging down an embankment as rescue workers searched the wreckage.
- This is the second fatal crash on the line this year, following an accident nine months ago that claimed 46 lives.
- The disaster comes amid growing concerns over railway maintenance in Spain, where train accidents and rail defects have risen in recent years.
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