Partly True
Korean-language support for Apple's next-generation 'Siri AI' is expected to become available as early as the 26th, potentially launching alongside the iOS 27.2 official update. The timing, however, has not been definitively confirmed, making the claim only partly supported.
According to available information, Korean support for Siri AI was anticipated to arrive with the iOS 27.2 official update, which is expected as early as the 26th. Apple had previously signaled the feature's availability, but the exact start date for Korean users remains subject to the update rollout schedule.
While the expectation of Korean-language capability from the 26th has been widely discussed, the launch is contingent on the iOS 27.2 release timing, and no final confirmation of that schedule has been established. Users should treat the 26th as a possible start date rather than a fixed one.
The claim that Apple's Siri AI can be used in Korean from the 26th is therefore Partly True — the launch is tied to the iOS 27.2 update and expected as early as that date, but the timing remains unconfirmed.