The money the Kremlin gave to the QIA to make the purchase (that's right, the Kremlin funded a big part of the purchase of its own entity, which tells you a great deal) ended up in Jared Kushner's hands several months later via nearly $1 billion in loans from QIA-backed entities.
2/ IOW, the evidence has and will show that the Rosneft money went to the Trumps broadly writ—as there was no way for it to go to Trump directly. That said, Trump has laundered hundreds of millions in Russian money for decades and I suspect did so here—separate from Rosneft—also.
3/ For instance, the sale of Florida property by Trump to Rybolovlev for $100 million doesn't appear to be on the level—as evidenced by every aspect of the deal, the secret meetings the men look to have had 10 days pre-election, and the lies they told re: not knowing one another.
4/ Sorry, forgot to tag @BikiniRobotArmy. Hopefully this at least begins to answer your question. The transactions involved here are very complicated, so Twitter really only allows for a cursory summary.
