Two drivers employed by a private company and serving at the European Parliament were caught in possession of CDs containing propaganda for the Islamic State militants, Reuters reported quoting Spiegel.

According to the several unnamed sources, both drivers were been dismissed and Belgian police were investigating the incident.

One of the drivers worked in Brussels, another — in Strasbourg. The European Parliament declined to comment because of security considerations, Gazeta noted.

The European Parliament decided to no longer employ private personnel but to recruit drivers directly from parliament’s personnel.