President Donald Trump has expressed his belief that Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota is responsible for a series of cyberattacks targeting the state’s water systems. This comes as multiple government agencies have not officially blamed Iran for these incidents, but have indicated that Iranian involvement is probable. [1] The Verge reported on August 1st that while the FBI and other cybersecurity agencies did not formally blame Iran, they acknowledged that Iran was likely behind the attacks. Trump's comments were made in response to this lack of official attribution, suggesting instead that Walz should be held accountable for what he perceives as lax security measures. [2] The Guardian also covered the story, noting that while there is no definitive evidence pointing to Iran, many experts believe the country is behind these cyberattacks. However, unlike Trump's public stance, they did not suggest any direct blame on Walz or other political figures.