Volcano Erupts In Russia After 600 Years, Scientists Link It to M8.8 Quake in Pacific Ring of Fire

Russia's Krasheninnikov volcano erupted for the first time in recorded history on August 2, 2025, following a 600-year period of dormancy. The dramatic eruption in the Kamchatka Peninsula sent ash clouds soaring 5 to 6 kilometers into the atmosphere, prompting flight alerts and raising concerns over regional air traffic. Experts are investigating a possible link to the recent magnitude 8.8 earthquake in the Pacific, one of the strongest ever recorded, which also triggered tsunami waves along the California coast. Volcanologists warn that the volcano, located in the seismically active Pacific Ring of Fire, could continue emitting ash and lava for days, potentially affecting areas hundreds of kilometers away. #volcanoeruption #kamchatka #krasheninnikov #russia #earthquake2025 #tsunami #ringoffire #lava #ashcloud #naturaldisaster #volcanoalert #historicmoment #seismicactivity #russianews #breakingnews ​Subscribe now: http://bit.ly/3VHIl37 Times Now World is your definitive source for comprehensive global news and analysis. At Times Now World, we bring you breaking news and real-time updates on US news, US elections, Trump, Biden, Putin, Zelensky, Russia-Ukraine war, Israel-Hamas conflict, Gaza, China-Taiwan tensions, Hungary news, NATO updates, and EU developments. Stay informed with our in-depth coverage of politics, economics, and current affairs, exclusively on Times Now World. Explore diverse perspectives and expert insights on international relations, technology, and more, all on Times Now World. Engage with dynamic discussions on global issues, including NATO news and EU updates, on Times Now World. Follow compelling stories and impactful reports on Times Now World. Discover the pulse of international affairs with Times Now World's extensive coverage of global events.