According to experts, the first earthquake occurred at 05:09 with a magnitude of 3.7. Its epicenter was located in the Black Sea, 8 km off the Crimean coast, at a depth of 24 km.
The second tremor was recorded at 5:27 a.m. with a magnitude of 3.3. The epicenter was located 13 km from the Crimean coast at a depth of 16 km.
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The third earthquake occurred at 06:14 with a magnitude of 3.8. The epicenter was located 7 km from the Crimean coast at a depth of 25 km.
The fourth tremor occurred at 07:11 with a magnitude of 3.6, and its epicenter was located 13 km off the Crimean coast at a depth of 19 km.
Locations of the epicenters
All four earthquakes occurred in the Black Sea near the Crimean Peninsula. The monitoring center clarified that all recorded tremors are classified as perceptible earthquakes.
