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(16 Oct 2025)
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Seoul - 17 April 2019
1. Various shots BTS at photo call

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Las Vegas - 1 May 2019
2. Medium BTS posing for photographers in front of signed wall at Billboard awards (from left, Jin, RM, Jimin, V, Suga, j-Hope, Jung Kook)
3. Medium BTS speaking to reporter
4. Wide shot BTS posing for photographers in front of signed wall at Billboard awards

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Seoul - 20 November 2020
5. Mid shot of RM talking during presser

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Chuncheon, South Korea - 10 June 2025
6. Wide shot of RM and V of K-pop band BTS walking into the soccer field in Chuncheon, the capital of South Korea's northeast province of Gangwon, to greet fans and media after their military discharge
7. Wide shot of fans
8. Wide of RM and V saluting

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Yeoncheon County, South Korea - 11 June 2025
9. Jimin exits car, handed pink flowers, on the day of military discharge
10. Wide of (L-R) Jung Kook and Jimin saluting
11. Medium of Jung Kook and Jimin saluting
12. Various of Jung Kook and Jimin leaving
STORYLINE:
BTS’ RM confirmed the K-pop band is due to make a comeback at the end of March 2026, while at a breast cancer awareness campaign event in Seoul on Wednesday.

At the event - hosted by a fashion magazine W Korea - RM said, "We are still preparing the album, doing the album cover shoot and filming the music video" when asked about his plans for the end of the year.

“Please look forward to it (the album) at the end of March next year," he added.

The 2026 release will be their first album of new material since “Be,” which was released in 2020.

Their upcoming world tour will be their first in nearly four years.

BTS had a full reunion in June after RM, V, Jimin, and Jung Kook were discharged from mandatory military service in South Korea. Suga was also discharged in the same month after fulfilling his duty as a social service agent, an alternative to military service.

Members Jin and j-hope were discharged last year.

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