Вулкану на Камчатке присвоили красный код опасности после выброса пепла на 12 километров

The Klyuchevskoy Volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula has been placed on its highest alert level, code red, following a significant ash eruption. The plume of ash reached an altitude of 12 kilometers (approximately 7.5 miles) into the atmosphere. This event has prompted authorities to issue a warning regarding potential hazards in the surrounding areas. The volcano's activity is being closely monitored by scientific institutions.

This elevated alert level signifies a serious volcanic hazard that could impact air travel and nearby communities.