A proposed agreement between the U.S. government and Russia to stabilize fuel prices could leave American energy companies vulnerable to legal action from Congress, according to legal experts. The deal, which aims to reduce volatility in global oil markets, raises concerns over potential violations of sanctions and antitrust laws. Critics argue it may undermine existing trade restrictions while offering little long-term benefit to consumers. Legal challenges could emerge if lawmakers determine the arrangement conflicts with national security or economic policies.
Trump deal with Putin to ease fuel prices exposes companies to legal threats from Congress
