Sabotage and a breakdown on the high-speed line between Madrid and Seville have complicated travel between the Spanish capital and the south of Spain since last night, affecting at least 10,700 commuters and delaying around thirty trains. The incidents were caused by the theft of copper cables at five locations in the province of Toledo. The Civil Guard has already opened an investigation to clarify the events and identify those responsible, while Adif's legal services are drafting a complaint, according to the Ministry of Transport. By early Monday afternoon, more than 70% of service had been restored, and the forecast is to reach 100% service between 2 and 4 p.m.