29.10.2026 13:01
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed its condolences to the people of Spain over the accident near the city of Toledo, Spain, in which 2 passenger trains collided and 64 people lost their lives. In the Ministry's statement, it was stated that according to current information, there were no Turkish citizens who lost their lives in the accident, and that developments are being closely followed by the Embassy in Madrid.
Türkiye issued a condolence message due to the train accident in Spain in which many people died. The Ministry also wished the injured a speedy recovery.
“WE OFFER OUR CONDOLENCES”
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs made a written statement regarding the train accident that occurred in Spain. In the statement, it was stated that deep sorrow was felt over the loss of life in the accident that occurred near the city of Toledo, and the following expressions were included: “We offer our condolences to the relatives of those who lost their lives and to the people of Spain, and we wish the injured a speedy recovery.”
NO TURKISH CITIZENS
The statement also conveyed that, according to available information, there were no Turkish citizens among those who lost their lives in the accident, and that developments were being closely followed by the Turkish Embassy in Madrid.
64 PEOPLE HAD LOST THEIR LIVES
It had been reported that 64 people died and many people were injured in the accident in Spain, where 2 passenger trains traveling in opposite directions between Madrid and Andalusia collided. Due to the accident, train services between Madrid, Ciudad Real and Andalusia had been temporarily suspended.