On September 14, 2026, Trump, at his Ireland golf course, urged Zelensky to halt strikes on Russian diesel plants, saying they hurt the world. On October 12 he lifted export restrictions on Russian diesel and announced an agreement with Putin to import it immediately, a deal covering 2.25 million barrels, about 16 hours of U.S. consumption. A bipartisan group of senators urged a reversal, and the EU imposed its largest ever sanctions package on almost 1,600 Russian-linked individuals and companies, with Poland's prime minister pressing for more. The deal is probably illegal because it runs counter to the U.S. ban on importing Russian oil products, and Trump signed the Lindsey Graham Sanctions Act hours before it. Trump has since waived…