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Italien, Vulkan Ätna auf Sizilien ausgebrochen

05.07.2026

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  • Mount Etna erupts, sending ash plume over Catania, Sicily CATANIA, ITALY - JULY 5: A towering ash plume rises from Mount Etna following the resumption of eruptive activity from a vent located on the upper eastern flank of the Voragine summit crater as the Volcano Observatory Notice for Aviation (VONA) remains at RED alert level in Catania, Sicily, Italy, on July 5, 2026. The ash emission generated an eruption column reaching approximately 1.5 kilometres above the volcano s summit, drifting toward the south and south-southeast. The effusive lava flow, which had been active since June 26, ceased on July 4, while Strombolian activity continues at the summit vent. The presence of volcanic ash prompted temporary airspace restrictions south of th Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSalvatorexAllegrax
  • Mount Etna erupts, sending ash plume over Catania, Sicily CATANIA, ITALY - JULY 5: A towering ash plume rises from Mount Etna following the resumption of eruptive activity from a vent located on the upper eastern flank of the Voragine summit crater as the Volcano Observatory Notice for Aviation (VONA) remains at RED alert level in Catania, Sicily, Italy, on July 5, 2026. The ash emission generated an eruption column reaching approximately 1.5 kilometres above the volcano s summit, drifting toward the south and south-southeast. The effusive lava flow, which had been active since June 26, ceased on July 4, while Strombolian activity continues at the summit vent. The presence of volcanic ash prompted temporary airspace restrictions south of th Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSalvatorexAllegrax
  • Mount Etna erupts, sending ash plume over Catania, Sicily CATANIA, ITALY - JULY 5: A towering ash plume rises from Mount Etna following the resumption of eruptive activity from a vent located on the upper eastern flank of the Voragine summit crater as the Volcano Observatory Notice for Aviation (VONA) remains at RED alert level in Catania, Sicily, Italy, on July 5, 2026. The ash emission generated an eruption column reaching approximately 1.5 kilometres above the volcano s summit, drifting toward the south and south-southeast. The effusive lava flow, which had been active since June 26, ceased on July 4, while Strombolian activity continues at the summit vent. The presence of volcanic ash prompted temporary airspace restrictions south of th Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSalvatorexAllegrax
  • News Themen der Woche KW27 Mount Etna erupts, sending ash plume over Catania, Sicily CATANIA, ITALY - JULY 5: A towering ash plume rises from Mount Etna following the resumption of eruptive activity from a vent located on the upper eastern flank of the Voragine summit crater as the Volcano Observatory Notice for Aviation (VONA) remains at RED alert level in Catania, Sicily, Italy, on July 5, 2026. The ash emission generated an eruption column reaching approximately 1.5 kilometres above the volcano s summit, drifting toward the south and south-southeast. The effusive lava flow, which had been active since June 26, ceased on July 4, while Strombolian activity continues at the summit vent. The presence of volcanic ash prompted temporary airspace restrictions south of th Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSalvatorexAllegrax
  • Mount Etna erupts, sending ash plume over Catania, Sicily CATANIA, ITALY - JULY 5: A towering ash plume rises from Mount Etna following the resumption of eruptive activity from a vent located on the upper eastern flank of the Voragine summit crater as the Volcano Observatory Notice for Aviation (VONA) remains at RED alert level in Catania, Sicily, Italy, on July 5, 2026. The ash emission generated an eruption column reaching approximately 1.5 kilometres above the volcano s summit, drifting toward the south and south-southeast. The effusive lava flow, which had been active since June 26, ceased on July 4, while Strombolian activity continues at the summit vent. The presence of volcanic ash prompted temporary airspace restrictions south of th Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSalvatorexAllegrax
  • Mount Etna erupts, sending ash plume over Catania, Sicily CATANIA, ITALY - JULY 5: A towering ash plume rises from Mount Etna following the resumption of eruptive activity from a vent located on the upper eastern flank of the Voragine summit crater as the Volcano Observatory Notice for Aviation (VONA) remains at RED alert level in Catania, Sicily, Italy, on July 5, 2026. The ash emission generated an eruption column reaching approximately 1.5 kilometres above the volcano s summit, drifting toward the south and south-southeast. The effusive lava flow, which had been active since June 26, ceased on July 4, while Strombolian activity continues at the summit vent. The presence of volcanic ash prompted temporary airspace restrictions south of th Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSalvatorexAllegrax
  • Mount Etna erupts, sending ash plume over Catania, Sicily CATANIA, ITALY - JULY 5: A towering ash plume rises from Mount Etna following the resumption of eruptive activity from a vent located on the upper eastern flank of the Voragine summit crater as the Volcano Observatory Notice for Aviation (VONA) remains at RED alert level in Catania, Sicily, Italy, on July 5, 2026. The ash emission generated an eruption column reaching approximately 1.5 kilometres above the volcano s summit, drifting toward the south and south-southeast. The effusive lava flow, which had been active since June 26, ceased on July 4, while Strombolian activity continues at the summit vent. The presence of volcanic ash prompted temporary airspace restrictions south of th Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSalvatorexAllegrax
  • Mount Etna erupts, sending ash plume over Catania, Sicily CATANIA, ITALY - JULY 5: A towering ash plume rises from Mount Etna following the resumption of eruptive activity from a vent located on the upper eastern flank of the Voragine summit crater as the Volcano Observatory Notice for Aviation (VONA) remains at RED alert level in Catania, Sicily, Italy, on July 5, 2026. The ash emission generated an eruption column reaching approximately 1.5 kilometres above the volcano s summit, drifting toward the south and south-southeast. The effusive lava flow, which had been active since June 26, ceased on July 4, while Strombolian activity continues at the summit vent. The presence of volcanic ash prompted temporary airspace restrictions south of th Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSalvatorexAllegrax
  • Mount Etna erupts, sending ash plume over Catania, Sicily CATANIA, ITALY - JULY 5: A towering ash plume rises from Mount Etna following the resumption of eruptive activity from a vent located on the upper eastern flank of the Voragine summit crater as the Volcano Observatory Notice for Aviation (VONA) remains at RED alert level in Catania, Sicily, Italy, on July 5, 2026. The ash emission generated an eruption column reaching approximately 1.5 kilometres above the volcano s summit, drifting toward the south and south-southeast. The effusive lava flow, which had been active since June 26, ceased on July 4, while Strombolian activity continues at the summit vent. The presence of volcanic ash prompted temporary airspace restrictions south of th Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSalvatorexAllegrax
  • Mount Etna s Eruption As Seen From The Coast - Italy Mount Etna s eruption is seen from the coast in Pozzillo, Catania, Italy on July 5, 2026, as swimmers enjoy a dip in the sea at the small harbor with a cloud of smoke in the background. Photo by Francesco Enriquez IPA ABACAPRESS.COM Pozzillo Catania Italy Copyright: xIPA ABACAx
  • Mount Etna s Eruption As Seen From The Coast - Italy Mount Etna s eruption is seen from the coast in Pozzillo, Catania, Italy on July 5, 2026. Photo by Francesco Enriquez IPA ABACAPRESS.COM Pozzillo Catania Italy Copyright: xIPA ABACAx
  • Mount Etna s Eruption As Seen From The Coast - Italy Mount Etna s eruption is seen from the coast in Pozzillo, Catania, Italy on July 5, 2026. Photo by Francesco Enriquez IPA ABACAPRESS.COM Pozzillo Catania Italy Copyright: xIPA ABACAx
  • Mount Etna s Eruption As Seen From The Coast - Italy Mount Etna s eruption is seen from the coast in Pozzillo, Catania, Italy on July 5, 2026. Photo by Francesco Enriquez IPA ABACAPRESS.COM Pozzillo Catania Italy Copyright: xIPA ABACAx
  • IPA86402107 - Pozzillo, Catania, July 5, 2026: Mount Etna™s eruption as seen from the coast; swimmers are enjoying a dip in the sea at the small harbor, with a cloud of smoke in the background Copyright: xFrancescoxEnriquezx xFrancescoxEnriquezx 86402107
  • IPA86401872 - Pozzillo, Catania, July 5, 2026, Mount Etna eruption as seen from the coast Copyright: xFrancescoxEnriquezx xFrancescoxEnriquezx 86401872
  • IPA86401869 - Pozzillo, Catania, July 5, 2026: Mount Etna™s eruption as seen from the coast; swimmers are enjoying a dip in the sea at the small harbor, with a cloud of smoke in the background Copyright: xFrancescoxEnriquezx xFrancescoxEnriquezx 86401869
  • IPA86401866 - Pozzillo, Catania, July 5, 2026, Mount Etna Eruption Copyright: xFrancescoxEnriquezx xFrancescoxEnriquezx 86401866
  • IPA86401865 - Pozzillo, Catania, July 5, 2026, Eruption of Mount Etna Copyright: xFrancescoxEnriquezx xFrancescoxEnriquezx 86401865