The Pentagon said its official Twitter account mistakenly retweeted a message calling on President Donald Trump to resign amid allegations of sexual misconduct. The post also urged Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore to withdraw from his race and Senator Al Franken to resign from Congress, and criticized the treatment of sexual assault as a partisan issue.

Pentagon spokesman Col. Rob Manning said an authorized operator had retweeted content that the Department of Defense did not endorse. The operator noticed the error and deleted the retweet. Pentagon press secretary Dana White also issued a clarification.

The incident came as sexual harassment allegations involving figures in Washington and Hollywood had renewed questions about accusations against Trump. Sixteen women had accused him of inappropriate behavior during the election, and he had previously called the claims “fake news.” White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders declined to elaborate when asked about the administration’s position on the accusers.

The passages also describe Twitter’s location feature, which allows users to add a city or precise location to tweets and delete their tweet location history.