The Pentagon disavowed a retweet from its official Twitter account that called on President Donald Trump to resign amid allegations of sexual misconduct. The original post, from an activist using the name “Proud Resister,” also called on Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore to leave his race and Senator Al Franken to resign from Congress. It criticized Republicans for treating sexual assault as a partisan issue.

The Department of Defense said an authorized operator had shared the post by mistake and deleted it after catching the error. Pentagon spokesman Col. Rob Manning and press secretary Dana White said the department did not endorse its contents.

The incident came as sexual harassment allegations involving prominent figures in Washington and Hollywood were drawing renewed attention to accusations against Trump. The passages report that 16 women had accused him of inappropriate behavior before the election and that he had dismissed the claims as “fake news.” White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had previously declined to comment further when asked about the accusers, saying the president had already spoken.

A separate passage described Twitter’s location feature, which allows users to add a city or precise location to tweets through the web or third-party applications and to delete their tweet location history.