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A |     BTS' Jimin and Jungkook kick off their new great adventure with the premiere of the second season of their hit travel reality series Are You Sure?!. The first two episodes are out on the OTT platform Disney+. In the first two episodes released today, the duo reunite just a week after completing their military service for an impromptu journey. It begins in the Swiss Alps, where they immerse themselves in serene nature, explore local towns and rediscover simple joys away from the stage. What begins as a peaceful getaway takes an unexpected turn.     ALSO READ: BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star trailer chronicles the highs, lows and pandemic struggles of BTS     Are You Sure?! Season 2 follows Jimin and Jungkook over 12 days from the tranquil scenery of Switzerland to Vietnam. Like the first season, it is about the genuine chemistry and humour of Jimin and Jungkook. The series comprises eight episodes, with two episodes dropping every Wednesday through December 24. Interestingly, this time, the makers have noted that it offers a more relaxed and spontaneous look at Jimin and Jungkook’s friendship.For those unaware, the first season was all about New York State, Jeju Island and Sapporo.          Interestingly, the two singers have been excited to explore different places with Are You Sure?!. On the professional front, both Jimin and Jungkook have been making their names as solo artistes, as BTS was on a temporary hiatus due to everyone's military schedules. Now the members of BTS are back to make an album, which is supposedly releasing in Spring 2026. Leader RM has spoken extensively about the album. He recently said, "The music is coming out really well!!” He also asked their fans to stay tuned for the new songs coming their way.     ALSO READ: RM Drops Surprise Photo From BTS’ Rehearsal。

B |     Damascus, Oct 13 (UNI) Eighteen soldiers were killed and 27 others injured in an explosion on a military bus on the outskirts of the Syrian capital early on Thursday, Syria's state news agency SANA reported.
The explosion was caused by a device that had been previously affixed under the bus, said the report, citing a military source.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility.
UNI/XINHUA GNK。

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