U.S. President Donald Trump announced last Friday that he had reached a diesel agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin to supply hundreds of millions of tons of Russian diesel to the United States in the coming months, and instructed the Treasury Department to suspend restrictions on the global sale of Russian diesel. Two days later, Trump further claimed on social media that Russia and Ukraine had reached an energy ceasefire agreement. However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated he was unaware of such an agreement and reported that Russia launched a new round of attacks on Ukrainian power plants on Sunday evening. Canadian Prime Minister Carney condemned the diesel agreement, stating it undermines peace and stability in Europe and funds Russia's war against Ukraine. Bipartisan U.S. senators also called on Trump to immediately revoke the decision, asserting it violates the 2022 law prohibiting Russian energy imports. Additionally, Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia in the Middle East have exacerbated tensions in global energy markets.