Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano on the Italian island of Sicily, erupted powerfully, sending ash and volcanic material high into the sky and triggering widespread impacts across the region. The eruption, which resumed with renewed force between 26th and 27th December, produced continuous Strombolian activity at multiple summit craters, including the Northeast Crater and Bocca Nuova, with jets of lava reaching 150–400 metres into the air and dense ash emissions rising several kilometres

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