The Krasheninnikov Volcano in Kamchatka erupted after 600 years!

This eruption occurred following an 8.8 magnitude earthquake. Experts suggest that the volcanic activity may be linked to these earthquakes. A massive ash cloud reached 6,000 meters in height after the eruption.

This volcanic eruption coincided with tsunami warnings. The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations has warned the public about the possibility of tsunami waves.

This incident is seen as part of increasing seismic activity in the Pacific Ring of Fire. Experts indicate that magma movement in the region may increase, leading to further eruptions.