The mysterious brunette who posed for photographs with Donald Trump on the Mar-a-Lago golf course, sparking fears of a security breach at the former president’s Palm Beach residence, has been called everything from a Russian spy to a money launderer who passed herself off as the heiress to the storied Rothschild fortune.
But Ukrainian-born Inna Yashchyshyn, 33, exclusively told The Post that she’s nothing of the sort. She said she is the victim of a smear campaign, allegedly orchestrated by a spurned lover, who allegedly stalked her, branded her as a spy for Russian leader Vladimir Putin and filed spurious lawsuits against her from Montreal to Miami in a bizarre effort to win her back.
“What boils my blood most is people even thinking I’m Russian or a Russian agent,” she said in a phone interview, refusing to disclose her current location for fear of reprisals. “Russian people don’t exist to me since they invaded my country and killed my family and took homes.”
Yashchyshyn, who said her brother had been called up for military service after Russia invaded Ukraine in February, earned worldwide attention after photographs of her with Trump and US Senator Lindsey Graham emerged just days after dozens of plainclothes…
