Toledo:Tehran Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has expressed condolences to Spain in the aftermath of a devastating train crash that resulted in numerous fatalities.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Araghchi sent a message to his Spanish counterpart, Jose Manuel Albares, on Friday, extending condolences on behalf of himself, the Iranian people, and the government. He conveyed Iran's deep sorrow over the tragedy and offered sincere sympathy to Albares.

The tragic incident involved two passenger trains colliding in central Spain, near Oreda station in Toledo province, approximately 140 kilometers south of Madrid. The crash, which occurred on Wednesday morning, resulted in at least 68 deaths and numerous injuries. Spain's prime minister responded by declaring three days of national mourning and initiating an immediate investigation into the cause of the accident. Of the injured, 53 individuals remain hospitalized, while 56 have been discharged.