The eruption occurred during the night, in the region, which recorded an earthquake of 8.8 degrees per Richter on Wednesday.
The soil shook so hard that the cunami warnings were issued for Japan, parts of the United States and the Philippines.
“It is the first historically recorded eruption of this volcano in the last 600 years,” said Olga Girina from the Reaching Center on Vulcan eruptions in Kamchatka.
Social networks showed recordings that show the thick clouds of ash rising to a height of about five to six kilometers above the volcano.
New Video Shows Absolutely Stunning Footage of Krasheninnikov Erupting After 600 Years.
On August 2, 2025, IT recorded its first-ever eruption, with ash soaring up to 5-6 km high. Scientists Believe It May Be Linked to the recent M8.8 Earthquake.
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– Weather Monitor (@Weathermonitors) August 3, 2025
The last known eruption, according to Russian seismiles, dates from 1463. years.
Russian authorities told citizens to be careful.
Although the expected height of possible waves is low, it is recommended that the population is temporarily removed from the coast.
(Vijesti.ba)
