A potential energy agreement between the U.S. and Russia has drawn scrutiny as gasoline prices climb to multi-year highs, raising concerns about market stability and political timing ahead of critical midterm elections. The move comes as Washington weighs the risks of deepening ties with Moscow amid broader economic pressures and geopolitical tensions. Analysts question whether the deal could ease fuel costs or further complicate relations with traditional allies. With elections looming, the political implications of energy diplomacy take center stage.
President Donald Trump's deal with Putin comes amid surging fuel prices and looming US midterm elections.
