Jin, the oldest member of BTS, has officially submitted his application to cancel the postponement of his mandatory military service in South Korea. In this way, the idol is ready to fulfill his obligatory duty as a South Korean citizen.
After some speculation made on social networks, various official South Korean media have reported that Jin will no longer postpone his enlistment in the army, as he will fulfill his duty by enlisting in the armed forces.
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For now, Kim Seokjin, almost 30 years old, has filed an application with the Military Personnel Administration to definitively cancel the postponement of his recruitment into the army, so he would be entering by the end of the year or at most in three more months.
Meanwhile, ARMY is very sad for temporary departure, since despite the pride they feel in fulfilling their military service, they hoped that the South Korean national assembly would create a law so that BTS would have other alternatives and even an exception.
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