What's 'mini' about facts like "Trump lied to voters about his efforts to build a Trump Tower in Moscow while he was campaigning, and his personal lawyer went to prison for lying to congress to cover up that project" ?

If you're interested in more, there's the very sizable list, "Links between Trump associates and Russian officials"

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Links_between_Trump_associates...

That is a prime example of what I would call 'mini'. How is that remotely 'Russian interference'?

I am from NL, and I will raise you : our current Prime Minister promised all citizens € 1000. Guess what? We never got it.

Russia interferes on Trump's behalf. Trump campaign wins, promotes policies that are beneficial to Russia (slow walking support for Ukraine, attacking NATO, generally gutting the State Department, and a plethora of other moves that cripple US soft power, edit: Oh, and how could I forget sanctions relief and readmission to G8?), and Putin approves a real estate project that benefits Trump financially. It's telling that Trump is the first president in history not to divest himself of his global financial stakes, which represent a massive conflict of interest.

Pretty basic garden variety bribery.

I agree it reads like a spy novel.

Is there any reason to believe the project would not have been approved without the alleged favors?

Does any project of that size get approved in Moscow without favors?