There will be no official enlistment events at Mingyu’s start or training-center report, and similar arrangements apply to Seungkwan and Dino due to other enlistees and families at those sites.

Beyond music, Seungkwan has appeared on various variety shows, showcasing his wit and bright personality.

The article references BTS’s Jungkook and notes mixed public reactions, with some fans supporting Mingyu while others express defiance or negativity.

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Fans discuss enlistment on social media, including comparisons with other members’ service paths and debates over perceived inequities in enlistment outcomes.

Coverage includes how enlistment dates were disclosed or announced—through agency statements, official releases, or social media.

SEVENTEEN has earned a Japan Gold Disc certification for Always Yours, surpassing one million copies and marking their fourth Million certification in Japan, the most for any K-pop artist on record.

Many fans defend Mingyu, noting his health history such as back problems, suggesting medical assessments deem him unfit for regular military service.

SEVENTEEN will maintain official activities and pre-planned schedules through enlistment, with no events on the day of enlistment and a request for fans not to visit the entrance ceremonies in person.

During service, Mingyu, Seungkwan, and Dino will be unable to participate in SEVENTEEN activities but will stay connected with CARATs through pre-prepared content, and fans are advised to share farewell and support messages via Weverse.

Vernon will begin alternative service on August 20 and DK will enlist on September 8, with more members entering service soon.

DK and Vernon were previously announced to start service in the current month and September, making them the latest in a wave of enlistments this year.