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BTS Jimin and Jungkook’s Solidarity after Completing Their Training

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BTS members Jimin and Jungkook have shared their thoughts after completing their basic military training.

On the 17th, Jimin posted a handwritten letter on the fan community platform Weverse, saying, “A little over a month has passed, and there are times when it feels long, but with Jungkook by my side, it seems to go by quickly at times.”

He continued, “Although it wasn’t a long time, I miss you all so much already,” showing his genuine love for the fans, ARMY.

He also shared, “I keep in touch with the members through public phones, and Jungkook is also doing well in his military life.”

Particularly, he revealed a story about Jungkook’s exemplary military life, where his training mates called him ‘Brother Jungkook’, which drew attention.

Finally, Jimin reassured his fans, saying, “I will be going to my unit soon, and I will adapt well there.”

Jungkook also posted a brief and concise update on Weverse on the same day, with the title “Solidarity.”

Meanwhile, Jimin and Jungkook enlisted together in the army’s 5th Infantry Division recruit training center on December 12 last year.

By. Kun Hee Lee

Daniel Kim
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