After 70 Small Tremors Hit Kamchatka in Last 24 hours, Massive Quake Hits Russia’s Far East Again|4K

For the first time in recorded history, Russia’s Krasheninnikov Volcano in Kamchatka erupted on August 2, spewing ash up to 6,000 meters. Officials confirmed it's the first eruption in 600 years. A 7.0 magnitude earthquake had struck nearby, prompting tsunami alerts and over 70 quakes in 24 hours. Scientists suggest the eruption and recent seismic activity, including a massive 8.8 quake on July 30, may be linked. Authorities issued an orange aviation alert, though no populated areas were affected. 00:00 - INTRODUCTION02:50 - MAGNITUDE 7.0 EARTHQUAKE STRIKES OFF KAMCHATKA COASTn18oc_world n18oc_crux

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After 70 Small Tremors Hit Kamchatka in Last 24 hours, Massive Quake Hits Russia’s Far East Again|4K