More than 30 water systems in Minnesota were hit by a coordinated cyberattack that investigators believe was likely orchestrated by Iranian hackers, according to a report. Officials said the attack targeted the state's water infrastructure, though the specific systems affected and the extent of any damage were not disclosed. The report, citing investigators, said the attack appeared to be the work of Iranian state-linked hackers, but it did not provide further details on the method or motive. The incident adds to growing concerns about cyber threats to critical U.S. infrastructure. Authorities have not yet confirmed whether any water supply was compromised or whether the attack caused operational disruptions. The investigation is ongoing.