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The Russian Foreign Ministry addressed the residents of Spain and expressed condolences regarding the train collision in the Toledo district on October 28. The corresponding document was published on the website of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "Moscow expresses its sincere condolences to the people of Spain, as well as to the relatives and friends of the many victims of the disaster as a result of the collision of two high-speed passenger trains in the Toledo district on October 28," the Russian ministry noted. Earlier it became known that two passenger trains in Spain collided with each other near the city of Orda. 68 people became victims of the event. The kingdom's authorities announced three days of mourning.

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The Russian Foreign Ministry addressed the residents of Spain and expressed condolences regarding the train collision in the Toledo district on October 28. The corresponding document was published on the website of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "Moscow expresses its sincere condolences to the people of Spain, as well as to the relatives and friends of the many victims of the disaster as a result of the collision of two high-speed passenger trains in the Toledo district on October 28," the Russian ministry noted. Earlier it became known that two passenger trains in Spain collided with each other near the city of Orda. 68 people became victims of the event. The kingdom's authorities announced three days of mourning.

The Russian Foreign Ministry addressed the residents of Spain and expressed condolences regarding the train collision in the Toledo district on October 28. The corresponding document was published on the website of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "Moscow expresses its sincere condolences to the people of Spain, as well as to the relatives and friends of the many victims of the disaster as a result of the collision of two high-speed passenger trains in the Toledo district on October 28," the Russian ministry noted. Earlier it became known that two passenger trains in Spain collided with each other near the city of Orda. 68 people became victims of the event. The kingdom's authorities announced three days of mourning.

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