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whether they should be given exemptions.Lee Ki Sik, commissioner of the Military Manpower Administration, told lawmakers on Friday that it’s “desirable” for BTS members to fulfill their military duties to ensure fairness in the country’s military service.Earlier this week, Defense Minister Lee Jong-sup made almost identical comments about BTS at a parliamentary committee meeting, and Culture Minister Park Bo Gyoon said his ministry would soon finalize its position on the issue.Whether the band’s seven members must serve in the army is one of the hottest issues in South Korea because its oldest member, Jin, faces possible enlistment early next year after turning 30 in December.Under South Korean law, all able-bodied men are required to perform 18-21 months of military service. But the law provides special exemptions for athletes, classical and traditional musicians, and ballet and other dancers who have won top prizes in certain competitions that enhance national prestige.Without a revision of the law, the government can take steps to grant special exemptions.

the departure of American troops from Afghanistan in August 2021, chaos, fear and rampant violence has ruled the country, said Roberts, the director of “Escape From Kabul,” a new documentary chronicling the harrowing exodus premiering Wednesday on HBO Max.Armed raids are only the beginning of everyday terrors under Taliban rule now faced by Afghanistan citizens — including American allies unable to flee.“You’ll see it on the street, [the Taliban] have complete control and they’re hardliners. So people follow their rules and if they don’t, then you get beaten, or you get put in prison, or you don’t really know, because the rules aren’t really set yet … there were people getting shot at checkpoints,” he added.

the Daily Beast reports.Kingrey, a 14-year veteran, told the Daily Beast that the Guard withdrew a job offer that she had already applied for and rejected her for another role after the senior leader’s comments.“From 2016 to 2018, I was constantly being pulled into my seniors’ offices being told my hair was out of regs [non-regulation],” Kingrey said.“It crossed a line into harassment, and I carried on my person a copy of our regulations in regards to female hair length because I was not breaking any rules.”Kingrey claims in her lawsuit that she was subjected to “continued harassment, discrimination, and retaliation based upon her sex, including her sexual orientation and perceived gender nonconformity.”She alleges that vice wing commander colonel Michael Cadle told a female lieutenant colonel to suggest that Kingrey change her appearance to be more feminine.It was suggested that she “grow my hair out and start wearing makeup because if I didn’t, it would be detrimental to my career in the West Virginia Air National Guard,” Kingrey claimed.“I had heard of other females with short hair having issues with people saying things, but I don’t know that progressed to the extent mine did. My hair length has nothing do with my work ethic or job performance,” she added.“Initially I was embarrassed.

The former Special Boat Service sniper, who has since been replaced on the show by former US Marine Rudy Reyes, unleashed an angry torrent of expletives in a recent talk. He said: “I’m going to address the elephant in the room which is Channel 4.“W****rs! No, no, no, they’re not w****rs.They’re c***s.

Channel 4 due to his "personal conduct", following comments made online.The former corporal became the Chief Instructor on Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins back in 2015, which saw him become a household name.However, in March he found himself dropped by the broadcaster with the show going ahead without him in the future.In a now-deleted tweet, Ant is reported to have said: "The extreme left against the extreme right. When did two wrongs make a right.

military for 24-years.It’s believed that this will be the toughest and most unforgiving course in the six-year history of SAS: Who Dares Wins, as 21 men and women are put through their paces.Those brave enough to take on the course will see them be taught how to react to chemical warfare attacks, as well as abseil down a 130ft oil rig into almost freezing cold water.Chief Instructor Ant Middleton will be joined by Directing Staff, including Foxy and Billy, as well as the latest recruit, Melvyn.However, there will also be an undercover former Special Forces agent during the first six days of the course.Melvyn, who fought in the first Gulf War as well as three tours of Northern Ireland, is used to intense combat but was terrified of the

Ever alert to danger, in one swift manoeuvre Billy grabbed the actor by the neck and wrenched him away before swivelling to put the assailant in a headlock. All three of them tumbled backwards into the hotel doorway.