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BTS K-Pop stars to do military service in South Korea

The global superstars of BTS will perform their mandatory military service in South Korea, the group’s representatives said Monday, confirming a move that was long dreaded by their army of fans. The group’s seven members will all fulfil their requirement to serve and not seek any further delays or special exemptions, BigHit Music said in […]

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