Be as skeptical or accepting as you like. Do your own research, as you like. When it comes to all questions of "how hard would it be" to anything related to news-opinion and the like, the answer in a virtual, digital world is that much is possible.
On the other hand, one can review:
"Commentary: Ukraine's neo-Nazi problem," Reuters, 19 March 2018Choose as you will. It doesn't make other perspectives disappear.Source: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-cohen-ukraine-commentary/commentary-ukraines-neo-nazi-problem-idUSKBN1GV2TY
"The figure stands in front of the Stele of Ukrainian Statehood. The monument was unveiled in 2007. for the eve of the holiday of the Intercession of the Theotokos. The full monunment was finished in 2011."It comes down to this. Confirmation bias, pointing this way or that way.Stepan Bandera monument in Lviv
"There are numerous monuments to Stepan Bandera in different cities in Ukraine. Monuments to Bandera, a Ukrainian leader of a split faction of the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists leadership, have been erected in Galicia, Volyn and partially in Western Podillia (administratively Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv, Rivne and Ternopil region), but there are projects to erect monuments to Bandera in cities of other regions in the west of the country, in particular in Lutsk and Khmelnytsky. Also, the question of erecting a monument or memorial sign in honor of Bandera in the capital of the state Kyiv was repeatedly raised, as well as in Chernivtsi. Over 40 monuments have been erected."
Commemoration of Stepan Bandera
"The Ukrainian ultranationalist who allied with Nazi Germany during WWII has experienced a resurgence in popularity because of his struggle against Russia and the Soviet Union. For the last number of years, there has been one regular event every time January 1 rolls around. On that day, Ukrainian far-right activists march through the streets of Kyiv to celebrate the birth of Stepan Bandera (1909-1959), a controversial figure of Ukrainian 20th-century nationalism. In 2023, however, the streets of Kyiv remained silent because of the martial law in effect forbidding demonstrations in times of war."
Stepan Bandera, the Ukrainian anti-hero glorified following the Russian invasion
What is without question is that these threads promote the Zelensky government, and all that would conflict with this is denied. So, what one refuses is "photoshopped," while one one accepts is truth in whole cloth.
In that regard and on this thread, it is repeated that Putin, Clinton, Obama and Biden worked TOGETHER in a "cabal." Together. And now they fight. Or something.
Pick your thug. Cheer for him against the other thug. Yeah, team. < sarc >
Meanwhile in the real world...
"...a 2001 moratorium on the sale of land to foreigners had always represented an obstacle to unrestrained privatisation. As post-Maidan governments turned again to the IMF for financing, aid was conditioned on a series of land reforms that would finally allow foreign corporations to acquire vast tracts of the country's farmland. In 2020, Zelenskyy gave in to the IMF's demands and finally repealed the moratorium. 'Agribusiness interests and oligarchs will be the primary beneficiaries of such reform,' said Olena Borodina of the Ukrainian Rural Development Network. 'This will only further marginalise smallholder farmers and risks severing them from their most valuable resource.' But the World Bank could barely contain its excitement, gushing: 'This is, without exaggeration, a historic event.' Even though the new law isn't set to come into force until next year, US and Western European agrobusinesses have already bought up millions of hectares of Ukraine's farmland — with 10 private companies reportedly controlling most of it."So this is a new development? Not at all. Reading from 2015 in the Obama era...In "The whole Ukraine goes for sale -massive profit opportunities being created by the war' -- July 17, 2023
Source: https://moderndiplomacy.eu/2023/07/17/the-whole-ukraine-goes-for-sale-massive-profit-opportunities-being-created-by-the-war
"Hundreds of millions of dollars in development finance from the World Bank's investment arm have helped to fund the controversial expansion of a billionaire's agribusiness empire in Ukraine, amid growing concern that land and farming in the country are increasingly falling into the hands of a few wealthy individuals. Controlled by one of Ukraine's wealthiest men, Yuriy Kosiuk, the agribusiness company Myronivsky Hliboproduct (MHP) dominates the country's domestic poultry market and exports chicken and luxuries such as foie gras across Europe. Since 2010, it has received at least $200m (£128m) in long-term loans from the bank's International Finance Corporation (IFC)."Believe what you will. But when next you comment to me, provide some URLs to support your view, whatever it may be.Source: https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2015/jul/30/ukraine-agribusiness-firms-quiet-land-grab-development-finance
Regarding my second sentence about initial Ukrainian response to Germans, I asked that question at Google. Below is the URL link to the entire Google page(s) on that subject. From looking at the various article titles, I see the possibility of a number of viewpoints, and some lively discussion. Enjoy the reads.