”BTS” has returned as a complete group of seven members... Foreign media also show great interest

Foreign media is showing great interest in the completion of military service and reunion of all members of the group "BTS", and is reporting related news.
According to Spotify, BTS's SUGA completed his military service on this day and was discharged, meaning all seven members would be returning.
The Associated Press published an article the previous day (20th) titled "All 7 members of BTS have completed their military service" and "Military service
The article covered the news of their return in detail under the title "What you need to know about the K-pop group BTS returning after a successful run."
The AP reported that the day when all the group members returned was "a monumental day for BTS fans."
"The seven members of the popular K-POP band plan to reunite as a group this year," the article said. Another article said that "BTS" has been gaining worldwide popularity since its debut, and that K-POP is a group that has been gaining popularity worldwide since its debut.
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American media outlet The Hollywood Reporter also reported on the 18th that "K-POP superstars are back" and that "all members of BTS have completed their mandatory military service."
They later reunited last weekend to mark the 12th anniversary of their debut." The media outlet added, "Each member has had success through solo activities over the past two years, but fans are excited to see them return and reunite.
"We've been waiting for a long time," he said, giving meaning to the completion of all the members' military service. European media also rushed to report on the reunion of "BTS."
BBC Broadcasting participated in the BTS Festa, a celebration to celebrate the debut of BTS, held in Goyang, Gyeonggi last weekend.
One fan who loved BTS so much that he left his home country of Brazil to move to Korea said, "I really missed them so much.
"I hope they take a little break, but as fans we also want the album and the concerts and everything else, of course," he told the BBC.
One fan from the Netherlands said, "I'm so happy to be surrounded by everything related to BTS.
"Breathing the same air, drinking the same water, and eating the same food as BTS makes ARMYs (BTS fans) feel like they're worth traveling to the other side of the world," he said.
However, the BBC said there have been significant changes in the K-pop industry over the past two years, with album sales and other factors expected to decline after reaching their peak in 2023.
He also pointed out that there are signs that K-pop may be entering a slump, such as the case of girl group New Jeans and internal conflicts within the management office.
The media said, "This situation is the reason why many people have been looking forward to BTS's return."
I hope that 'TS' will breathe new energy into the industry and show us the way forward."