Multiple reports say killer whales (orcas) sink a sailing yacht off Spain’s north-west coast, forcing crew members to be rescued. The incident is described as occurring in the same region where the animals are also reported to have rammed multiple other vessels. The reports state that the orcas attack by ramming boats, and that one yacht is ultimately sunk as a result of the encounter. After the yacht goes down, crew members require assistance and are taken to safety by rescuers. The accounts agree that the sequence involves several boats in the area being struck, and that the yacht’s sinking follows the ramming. Details on the number of crew aboard the yacht, the precise location, and the extent of injuries are not provided consistently across the limited information in the sources. Overall, the reports present the event as part of a localized series of orca-boat encounters off Spain’s north-western coastline, ending with a vessel sinking and a rescue operation for those on board.