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“BTS’ RM, V, Jimin, and Jungkook Set to Greet Fans After Military Discharge — BIGHIT Urges ARMY to Stay Put”

BTS RM, V, Jimin & Jungkook set for emotional return (Pic-X As BTS’ final four members near the end of service, BIGHIT shares post-discharge details — and a heartfelt plea to fans. The long-awaited reunion of BTS is almost here — and ARMYs worldwide are holding their breath. With RM, V, Jimin, and Jungkook days away from completing their military service, BIGHIT MUSIC has finally unveiled how the final four will mark their return… but there’s a catch. Rather than appearing at their military bases, the members will greet fans in private, pre-designated locations — without public gatherings. According to BIGHIT, these moments will be brief and closed-door, meant for essential staff only. The goal? To allow the members to reflect on their service and share a few heartfelt words — safely and respectfully. Where will the greetings happen? On June 5 , BIGHIT revealed that RM and V , who enlisted together in late 2023 but served in different elite units — RM in the STF for capital d...
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BREAKING: Lee Jae Myung Declared South Korea’s Next President in Landslide Victory

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In a dramatic and historic turn of events, South Korea’s major broadcasters — KBS, MBC, and SBS — have unanimously declared Lee Jae Myung of the Democratic Party as the winner of the country’s 21st presidential election.

The announcement came just three and a half hours after polls closed, at approximately 11:40 PM, marking one of the fastest and most decisive victories in the nation's electoral history.

This extraordinary election was held under the shadow of emergency martial law and followed the unprecedented dismissal of former President Yoon Seok Yeol, making it only the second early presidential election in South Korea’s modern era.

According to exit polls released at 8 PM, Lee Jae Myung surged ahead with 51.7% of the vote, beating his nearest challenger, Kim Moon Soo of the People Power Party, by a wide 12.4-point margin. Kim secured just 39.3%, solidifying Lee’s strong mandate for leadership.

The results signal a resounding call from the public for change, marking the end of a turbulent chapter in South Korean politics — and the beginning of a new era under Lee’s leadership.

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