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BTS members' military discharge: The countdown has begun for the eagerly awaited return of global Kpop phenomenon BTS, as members Jungkook, V, Jimin, Suga and RM are on the cusp of completing their mandatory military service in South Korea. With their discharges expected to take place within the next 100 to 102 days, the BTS Army is abuzz with excitement, anxiously awaiting the day when their beloved idols will resume their music careers and civilian life. The anticipation is palpable, and fans are eagerly counting down the days until the group's highly anticipated return, which promises to send shockwaves of excitement throughout the Kpop universe.

The group members have been diligently serving their country and their hard work and dedication have been recognised through their promotion to the rank of Sergeant. This milestone achievement has been met with an outpouring of pride and support from fans, who have been celebrating their idols' service and eagerly awaiting their return. 

Meanwhile, BTS’ ARMYs are all over the moon as they await V, Jungkook, Jimin, Suga and RM’s discharge from the military. Check reactions:

Despite being on hiatus, BTS has continued to maintain a formidable presence on global music charts. The group's members have been actively pursuing solo projects, which have not only shattered records but also solidified their status as Kpop's top soloists. Jimin's solo album FACE and Jungkook's Golden are notable examples, having achieved immense success and garnering widespread acclaim. RM's Indigo and Right Place Wrong Person have also been touted as two of the best Kpop albums, showcasing his exceptional artistry and musical prowess. Jhope's Jack In The Box was similarly well-received, offering a raw and unbridled glimpse into the artist's creative vision. 

BTS’ V's Layover provided an intimate insight into his artistic persona, while Jin's The Astronaut and Happy served as heartfelt tributes to the group's devoted fan base, ARMY. Meanwhile, Suga, who has been relatively quiet since the group's hiatus, made a triumphant return with his album D-Day and a highly successful world tour, demonstrating his unwavering dedication to his craft and his fans.