President Donald Trump stated this Friday morning, during his cabinet meeting at Camp David, that he believes the Democratic governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz, is the responsible for the cyberattack in the state and not the Iranians.
A cyberattack targeting water systems in at least seven states was reported this week. 30 water systems across Minnesota were affected and multiple federal agencies were investigating the cause. Initially, it was suspected that the Iranian regime was behind the hacking due to the ongoing war with the United States.
But Trump, briefly addressing the incident, dismissed this possibility. "I just want to mention that today we heard there was a cyberattack in Minnesota and they blame Iran. I don’t believe it,” the president stated. "I blame Minnesota because it is grossly incompetent," he concluded.
"There was a cyberattack on 30 water plants, and I would attribute it to Minnesota and the governor, the corrupt governor of Minnesota," the president added, referring to the ultra-democrat Walz. "Iran should be so lucky. Iran has bigger problems to worry about than Minnesota," he noted.
