Weekend Reads Statements glorifying violence: Bundeswehr is investigating 26 soldiers for extremist chats.

The soldiers are accused of politically motivated misconduct. Three soldiers were released from service. It is not the first case of this kind.

© Photo: Monika Skolimowska / zb / dpa In a chat group, the soldiers are said to have expressed right-wing extremism.

The Bundeswehr is investigating the suspicion of politically and extremist misconduct by soldiers of the Panzer Training Brigade 9. It is said to be a chat group of 16 non-commissioned officers and 10 crew ranks, according to a briefing by the Defense Ministry to the officers in the Bundestag.

They are said to have exchanged views on the glorification of violence, pornography, anti-Semitism and right-wing extremism . The letter has been submitted to the German Press Agency.

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As soon as the events become known, the superiors would have the necessary disciplinary investigations initiated. The responsible military disciplinary and public prosecutor's offices as well as the Military Counter-Intelligence Service (MAD) were involved.

So far, three soldiers have been banned from wearing uniforms and performing their duties. According to the letter, many of the suspected soldiers belong to the 141 supply battalion in Neustadt am Rübenberge in Lower Saxony.

Recently, right-wing extremist cases in the ranks of the Bundeswehr had made headlines. In addition, right-wing extremist chat groups were discovered several times by police officers . (dpa / AFP)