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一 |     It is a good day for BTS fans. Kim Taehyung, aka V, has shared a brand new group photo featuring all seven members, and it has sent ARMYs into celebration mode. The picture, taken inside a dance studio, hints that the group is back in rehearsal mode and preparing for their comeback with full energy.     In the photo, V, Jimin and J-Hope are seated on the floor, while Suga, RM, Jin and Jungkook stand behind them, creating a frame that fans have been longing to see again. Adding to the buzz, Suga broke his Instagram hiatus and posted a new photo with Jimin. In the snap, the rapper sits on a chair while Jimin stands behind him with a mic in his hand, looking like they paused mid-practice for a playful click.     Take a look at the photos:                              BTS is currently working on their much-awaited comeback album. They are aiming at a Spring 2026 release. The South Korean boy band is also planning a large-scale tour next year. BTS' last major album release was in 2022, followed by their Yet to Come concert.     Band leader RM said that their new album will have varied genres that they have not tried before as a group. BTS' comeback is one of the biggest events K-pop fans are looking forward to, and it is surely going to be a grand, larger-than-life moment.          Recently, a Bloomberg report stated that BTS is set to launch its biggest world tour to date with 65 shows. The report further stated that half of the shows from the 65 will be held in North America. However, their agency clarified the situation. They added that neither the number of shows nor the size of the tour has been finalised. "Details regarding the dates and scale of BTS’ new world tour remain unconfirmed. The dates you mentioned are not the latest number we are discussing," the agency added.     Also Read: BTS’ Jimin reacts as Jungkook melts hearts with First Love story on Are You Sure?! S2。    (ECNS) -- Firefighters in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, rescued a man Sunday after he became trapped in fast-rising river currents while trying to save his pet dog during heavy rainfall.    At 4:08 p.m., the city's fire rescue bureau received a report that the man had entered the Aojiang River in Lianjiang County to retrieve his dog, swept in by sudden downpours. The current quickly pinned him in kneedeep water.        Rescue crews arrived with water rescue gear, throwing a lifeline and guiding him to secure the rope and hold position. After 20 minutes, he was safely pulled ashore. A preliminary check found him in good condition.    Authorities said the incident highlighted the dangers of sudden flash floods and urged residents to avoid entering rivers during heavy rain.    (By Gong Weiwei)                    。

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