Russian volcano for the first time erupts over the centuries

Volcano in far eastern Russia for the first time broke over over 500 years, and, according to experts, may be associated with a large earthquake last week.

Volcano Kamchatka threw the ashes up to six kilometers (3.7 miles) in height during the night. According to the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, there are no threats to settle areas.

A few hours later, another large earthquake in Russia led to a warning to a tsunami in three parts of the peninsula.

Both events may be associated with The massive earthquake of the 8.8, which got into the same area last weekWhat caused the tsunami warnings as far as French Polynesia and Chile.

Russian experts warned that strong jolts were possible within a few weeks after Earthquake on Wednesday – which was one of the strongest recorded and saw millions of people to evacuate.

The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations on Sunday 7.0 Magnet Earthquakes got to the Kuril Islands and can lead to waves to 18 cm (7 inches).

It states that people in three areas of Kamchatka “still have to move from the shore”, despite the height of low waves.

The last recorded eruption of the crate occurred in the 15th century, reports the head of the Kamchatka eruption team.

Olga Girina also said it could be due to an earlier amount of 8.8 earthquake, reports the Russian state agency RIA.

The Kamchatka Peninsula is remote, but lies in the “Pacific Ring of Fire” – the so -called large number of earthquakes and volcanoes that occur here.