Overview

• KVERT reported the observation at 08:50 Kamchatka time, which corresponds to 23:50 Wednesday in Moscow.
• The ash formed a continuous band reaching up to 3 kilometers above sea level and stretched roughly 65 kilometers to the east.
• Authorities set the aviation color code to Yellow, indicating a potential hazard for local air operations.
• The notice was published via KVERT’s Telegram channel, and scientists said monitoring remains in effect.
• Klyuchevskoy lies about 360 kilometers from Petropavlovsk‑Kamchatsky and approximately 30 kilometers from the town of Klyuchi.