The Pentagon quickly disavowed and deleted a retweet from its official Twitter account that called for President Donald Trump to resign amid allegations of sexual misconduct. The original tweet, posted by the account “Proud Resister,” also urged Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore to leave his race and Sen. Al Franken to resign from Congress. It accused Republicans of making sexual assault a partisan issue.

Pentagon spokesman Col. Rob Manning said an authorized operator had retweeted the message in error, recognized the mistake and immediately removed it. Dana White, the Defense Department’s chief spokesperson, issued a similar clarification, saying the department would not endorse the content.

The incident came as sexual misconduct allegations involving figures in Washington and Hollywood had renewed questions about accusations against Trump. Sixteen women had accused him of inappropriate behavior before the election, and he had been recorded talking about grabbing women by their genitals. Trump had called the allegations “fake news,” and White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had affirmed the administration’s rejection of the accusers’ claims.

A separate passage described Twitter’s option to add a city or precise location to tweets and to delete location history.