🎥#WATCH | Europe’s most active volcano, Mount Etna, erupted on June 2, 2025, sending towering plumes of smoke, ash and volcanic gases high into the sky above Sicily, Italy, in a dramatic natural event. The eruption originated from the volcano’s Southeast Crater, where a partial collapse triggered explosive activity and pyroclastic flows, prompting a red alert for aviation crews and widespread footage of the ash cloud rising several kilometres into the air. Scientists from the Italian National I

🌋 On Christmas Day, 1991, Mount Etna intensified without warning. Lava advanced toward towns near Zafferana Etnea, forcing thousands to evacuate during the holiday as glowing flows lit up the Sicilian night. What followed became one of Etna’s longest and most destructive eruptions in modern history, lasting more than a year and reshaping volcanic risk planning forever. Nature does not pause for holidays. 📍 Sicily, Italy 📅 December 25, 1991 ⚠️ AI-generated cinematic recreation for educational

Mount Etna, located on Italy’s eastern Sicilian coast, erupted again, sending glowing lava and small plumes of ash into the air from its north-eastern crater. Authorities continue to monitor volcanic activity in the region. #mountetna | #LAVA | #siciliancoast | #italy | #RepublicWorld | Republic