Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he was unaware of an agreement between Russia and Ukraine to halt energy attacks, calling the claim "news for me." U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to an "energy ceasefire," effective immediately, following a diesel deal with Moscow. The announcement came after Trump criticized Zelenskyy for targeting Russian oil refineries, which he blamed for high diesel prices. Zelenskyy, however, stated Ukraine would agree to stop refinery strikes if Russia ceased its energy attacks. No official confirmation from either side was provided, and the agreement remains unverified. The claim follows a recent escalation in attacks on energy infrastructure, with both sides accusing each other of targeting civilian facilities. Trump's announcement was made on his Truth Social platform, without further details. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between the U.S. And Ukraine, with Trump criticizing Zelenskyy's leadership and military strategy. Zelenskyy has previously accused Trump of undermining Ukraine's security by negotiating with Russia. The energy ceasefire, if true, would mark a significant shift in the conflict, though its implementation remains uncertain. The lack of immediate confirmation from either Russia or Ukraine underscores the fragile and contested nature of the agreement.