Reading Time: 2 minutesA powerful earthquake struck Russia’s far eastern Kamchatka Peninsula early Friday, triggering tsunami warnings across the region and parts of the nearby Kuril Islands, though no major damage has been reported. “This morning is once again testing the resilience of Kamchatka residents,” Solodov wrote on the Telegram messaging app. The U.S. National Weather Service and Pacific Tsunami Warning Center initially issued a tsunami advisory for parts of Alaska but lifted it shortly afterward. The U.S. system said it had not detected a significant tsunami threat in the immediate aftermath of the quake. The Kamchatka Peninsula, which juts into the Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea, is among Russia’s most seismically active regions.