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Upon Yunho’s enlistment, TVXQ activities will be temporarily on hold for that period of service. During that time, Changmin is scheduled to carry out his own *clear-cut* (i.e: not tvxq-related) activities independently.
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Yunho will be discharged from military duty on April 20, 2017.
Info about a 21 military duty service in South Korea:
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K-pop singer Yunho will enlist for his mandatory military service on July 21, according to an official announcement by his agency Tuesday.
Yunho, whose full name is Jung Yun-ho, is a member of K-pop duo TVXQ, which is managed by SM Entertainment.
“Yunho will take part in boot camp for five weeks before serving in his active military service for 21 months,” his agency said.
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Following reports stating that TVXQ’s Yunho is planning to enlist in the military this coming July 6, his agency has stepped up to deny such reports.
On June 9, a representative of SM Entertainment clarified, “It is not at all true that Yunho will be enlisting in the army on July 6. We will let everyone know about the enlistment date when the time comes.”
Meanwhile, Yunho was previously swept up in rumors of an August enlistment, which were also revealed to be false. It is said that nothing about his enlistment has officially been decided as of now.
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{p/n: please note that there’s no official statement from SM on this as of now yet}
EDIT: SM has denied the news of the 6th July Enlistment!!

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the news lady in the video or ABC News (USA)’s Seoul Bureau Chief: Cho Joohee (@jooheecho/joohee.cho), is the same one who once shared a photo on Continue reading
The South Korean box-office hit “Ode to My Father” was screened at the U.S. Congress Wednesday as part of efforts to highlight the pains of separated families and the alliance between the two countries.
Rep. Charles Rangel (D-NY), a decorated Korean War veteran, and Rep. Ed Royce (R-CA), chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, hosted the special screening at the Congressional Orientation Theater. It marked the first time a South Korean film has been shown at Congress.
The movie is South Korea’s second-highest-grossing film of all time, drawing some 14.2 million viewers since its December release as it struck a chord with older generations who have witnessed how South Korea overcame the 1950-53 Korean War, poverty and other hardships to become what it is today.
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“I Order You” will air from July 5 on Naver TVCast first and then on July 6 on SBS Plus.
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