Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez promises to investigate the unprecedented power outage that struck Spain and Portugal, ruling out a cyber-attack.
The blackout resulted in at least five deaths and left many stranded. Sánchez pledges to prevent future blackouts through an investigative commission.
Efforts to restore electricity are underway, with Sánchez emphasizing the importance of uncovering the root cause to avoid recurrence.
Portugal's PM also seeks an independent audit of electrical systems to understand the outage fully. Investigation ongoing as intelligence services analyze possible causes.
Spain's highest criminal court investigates potential cyberterrorism, while energy providers deny cyber-attack involvement.
Authorities dismiss claims linking the blackout to nuclear power phase-out. Investigations point to a generation disconnection as the likely cause.
Restoration efforts are successful, with power supply fully restored in Spain and Portugal by Tuesday morning. Meteorological office rules out weather-related causes.
Transport services gradually return to normal, with airports operational and train services slowly resuming. Investigations continue into the unprecedented power outage.