Shiveluch Volcano Erupts Following Major Earthquake in Russia's Far East

The powerful 7.0 quake and subsequent eruption have led to airspace warnings and concerns of a potentially stronger earthquake.

A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck off the Kamchatka Peninsula's east coast, triggering the Shiveluch volcano eruption.
The eruption sent ash plumes 5 kilometers into the sky, leading to a brief 'code red' aviation warning.
Scientists warn of a possible second earthquake with a magnitude approaching 9.0 within 24 hours.
No injuries or major damage have been reported, but buildings are being inspected.
The ash cloud stretched over 490 kilometers, affecting nearby regions and air travel.