The Krasheninnikov volcano in Kamchatka, Russia, has erupted after 600 years!

Following an 8.8 magnitude earthquake last week, volcanic activity has reignited. The eruption poses a serious threat to the aviation sector, prompting a red aviation alert.

Authorities warned that the ash cloud could reach heights of 10 kilometers, potentially affecting international and low-altitude flights.

The Krasheninnikov volcano is part of the Eastern Volcanic Belt and is located 200 km from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. Its height is 1856 meters.

Following the eruption, there are concerns about evacuating tourists from the Geyser Valley. However, officials stated that there is currently no immediate threat to human life or wildlife.

Emergency teams in Russia have indicated that volcanic activity is ongoing and new ash eruptions could occur at any moment. Stay tuned to our news site for updates.