Russian authorities have cancelled a tsunami alert for the Kamchatka Peninsula following a 7.0 magnitude earthquake near the Kuril Islands, which struck on August 3. The event coincided with the first confirmed eruption of the Krasheninnikov Volcano in over 600 years, adding to concerns in a region already shaken by intense seismic activity.
Although officials had initially cautioned residents to stay clear of the coast, they later confirmed that only minor wave activity was expected. The Pacific Tsunami Warning System and the United States Geological Survey both measured the tremor at magnitude 7.0, and neither agency issued a tsunami...