The Pentagon said its official Twitter account mistakenly retweeted an activist’s post calling for President Donald Trump to resign amid allegations of sexual misconduct. The post also urged Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore to leave his race and Sen. Al Franken to resign from Congress, and accused Republicans of treating sexual assault as a partisan issue.

Pentagon spokesman Col. Rob Manning said an authorized account operator had retweeted content that the Department of Defense would not endorse, noticed the error and immediately deleted it. Pentagon press secretary Dana White issued a similar explanation on Twitter, which the department’s account also shared.

The incident came as sexual misconduct allegations against figures in Washington and Hollywood had 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 genitalia. Trump had called the claims “fake news,” and White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had affirmed the administration’s position when asked whether his accusers were lying.

The supplied material also describes a Twitter feature that allows users to add a city or precise location to tweets through the web or third-party applications, with the option to delete their location history.