
South Korean rapper Suga officially completed his mandatory military service on June 21, marking the last BTS member to finish their 18-month duty and clearing the path for the group’s long-awaited return.
At a Glance
- Suga (Min Yoon-gi) was discharged as a social service agent on June 21
- He is the seventh and final BTS member to complete service
- Military stints began in December 2022 and wrapped up this month
- Group reunion efforts and creativity can now proceed
- BTS fans and industry insiders are anticipating a full-group comeback
Suga’s Discharge Completes BTS Military Hiatus
Suga, known as Agust D in his solo work, officially ended his service as a social service officer on June 21—becoming the final BTS member to finish mandatory duty. Unlike the others, Suga served in a public service role due to a prior shoulder injury, but his discharge carries equal weight for ARMY fans and K-pop industry watchers.
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Military Milestone Sets Stage for Reunion
The BTS military hiatus began when Jin enlisted in December 2022, followed by J-Hope in April 2023, with RM, V, Jimin, and Jungkook joining later that year. With Suga’s discharge, all seven members are now free to resume group activities. Solo projects—like J-Hope’s U.S. tour and RM’s solo album—have kept global interest strong during their hiatus.
What Comes Next for BTS
Now that their military obligations are fulfilled, BTS can focus on next steps:
- Group comeback: According to HYBE insiders, a full BTS return is expected in March 2026, possibly with a prerelease single or special project.
- Reunion events: Fans anticipate live performances, documentaries, and new music to mark their return.
- Creative evolution: Members will likely blend their solo experiences into fresh group content, enhancing BTS’s global sound and influence.
As BTS prepares for a full return, their impact on music, culture, and even the Korean economy is poised to surge again—reminding the world of their unrivaled global reach.