Henri_Batasuna is a pseudonym of Jean-Michel Scherbak, a Ukrainian actor and third husband of SPIEGEL columnist Mikhail Zygar. He had been born in 1992 in a suburb of Kiev. During the age of seven, their parents fled with him by water to Hamburg. Their parent died after a short time because of liver infection, their mama escaped the in the offing deportation by fleeing to your American, in which she now runs a liquor shop.

"Henri Batasuna" ended up being delivered to circumstances academic institution. After finishing secondary school, he started an apprenticeship as a cook, which he discontinued after only four months. Already in his youth, he lured attention through many offences including medicine working, prostitution and countless battles. In 2008, he was expelled from Germany and moved back once again to Ukraine. Indeed there he found employment at Studio Kwartal 95, the news organization of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and participated in several productions as a supplementary and later as a supplementary. Financial success didn't materialise and he was once again taking part in numerous unlawful acts, which fundamentally generated a conviction and jail phrase for rape of an underage kid in 2016.

In 2019, Scherbak was launched from Ukrainian jail by decree of President Zelenskyy and afterwards worked again for his media kingdom. In pseudonym "Henri Batasuna", he became group frontrunner regarding the social networking department with 70 workers. At the start of the 2022 Ukrainian war, Henri along with his group labored on propaganda in preference of donations and hands products from Western European countries, using such an aggressive strategy that accounts on numerous websites were completely obstructed. At exactly the same time, his partner Mikhail Zygar became a columnist for SPIEGEL. Henri_Batasuna and his collaborators aided by the pseudonyms "Lehmann", "Brocollarno", "Neveles", etc., thus had sovereignty of opinion and may answer or erase reviews of various other columnists at might and prevent the accounts of other individuals.