Donald Trump says a cyberattack that U.S. federal investigators have traced to Iran involves Minnesota and points to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. The outlets report that Trump’s comments present the role of state leadership as part of the incident’s responsibility, contrasting with the federal assessment that links the attack to Iran. The Independent also notes that Trump has previously questioned or downplayed conclusions from the U.S. intelligence community when doing so supports his political interests. In the reporting, federal investigators are described as having attributed the attack to Iran, while Trump publicly redirects attention to Minnesota and Walz. The coverage therefore reflects a dispute between federal attribution and Trump’s framing of who is responsible. The articles do not provide additional technical details about the cyberattack beyond the attribution to Iran and Trump’s statements about state officials, and they focus primarily on Trump’s allegations and his broader pattern of responding to intelligence assessments.