The Pentagon said its official Twitter account mistakenly retweeted a post calling for President Donald Trump to resign amid allegations of sexual misconduct. The post also called on Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore to step down from his race and Sen. Al Franken to resign from Congress. It urged Republicans to stop treating sexual assault as a partisan issue.

The tweet came from an activist account known as “Proud Resister.” The Pentagon quickly deleted the retweet and said the content did not reflect the Department of Defense’s position. Spokesman Col. Rob Manning and Pentagon press secretary Dana White said an authorized account operator had retweeted it in error, noticed the mistake and immediately removed it.

The incident came as sexual misconduct allegations involving figures in Washington and Hollywood renewed questions about accusations against Trump. Before the election, 16 women had accused him of inappropriate behavior, and a recording had surfaced in which he spoke about grabbing women by their genitals. Trump had previously called the claims “fake news.” Asked whether the White House believed his accusers were lying, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the administration had been clear about its position and declined further comment.

A separate passage explains that Twitter users can add a city or precise location to their tweets and can delete their tweet location history.