BTS’ RM, V, Jimin and Jungkook to greet fans at designated locations post-discharge; BIGHIT says, ‘Refrain from visiting’

With BTS' final four members: V, RM, Jimin, and Jungkook, set to be discharged, BIGHIT reveals how they’ll greet fans.

New Delhi | Updated: June 5, 2025 03:22 PM IST

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BTS' V, RM, Jimin & Jungkook Gear Up for Discharge

BTS RM, V, Jimin & Jungkook set for emotional return (Pic-X)

The big BTS reunion is just around the corner, and fans across the globe have already mapped out grand plans to welcome the septet—flying across oceans, fan banners, and full-blown projects. Now, BIGHIT MUSIC has dropped the much-awaited update on the remaining members still serving: Kim Taehyung, Kim Namjoon, Jeon Jungkook, and Park Jimin, all set for discharge in the coming week. Ahead of that, each of them will address fans and the nation from designated spots (not their bases) in brief, closed-door moments limited to staff, where they’ll share thoughts on their time in uniform and what’s coming next.

BIGHIT reveals post-discharge plans for V, RM, Jungkook and Jimin

On June 5, the K-pop agency revealed that RM and V, who enlisted together but served in different units (with the Winter Bear crooner choosing to serve in SDT, the anti-terrorism counter unit, while the rapper served in STF for capital defence), will greet fans from Chuncheon. Meanwhile, Jimin and Jungkook, who enlisted under the soldier companionship program, will do so in Yeoncheon. “Rather than at their respective bases, they will deliver brief messages and share their thoughts on being discharged at separate designated locations,” the agency said, according to Soompi.

The agency further asked fans to refrain from visiting the military bases for security reasons and also mentioned that since there won’t be any official events at the base, the narrow roads and limited space could pose a risk if a crowd gathers. “We kindly ask that you refrain from visiting the military bases,” they added. The Bang Si Hyuk-led agency has not commented on whether the members will kick off their return with any public events or meet-and-greet sessions like they did during Jin’s arrival. However, HYBE, in their earlier statement, said that the reunion will follow a detailed process on how the group will progress further. It’s worth noting that all the remaining members serving right now have already wrapped up their solo schedules before enlistment, so it’s highly unlikely they’ll instantly begin working on the same. There are reports of individual world tours, especially in the case of Jungkook, but that remains to be seen.

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Jin and J-Hope returned by the end of 2024 and have since released a slew of tracks. The “Arson” crooner added “Dreams” feat. Miguel and MONA LISA to his catalogue, and announced a tour titled Killin’ It Girl just a week earlier. He’s currently touring the world with his impressive setlist, playing to sold-out stadiums and landing a spot on Billboard’s cover. Meanwhile, Jin, post-military, released one full-length solo album, Happy, and made his comeback with Echo in April and May 2025. As for SUGA, who’s currently serving in the public sector instead of active duty due to his shoulder injury, he’s set to wrap up service on June 21.

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