>Yes, in a very superficial sense, you can't literally route a packet over the internet backwards to a host behind NAT without matching a state entry or explicit port forwarding.
Don’t forget source routing. That said, depending on your threat model, it’s not entirely unreasonable to just rely on your ISP’s configuration to protect you from stuff like this, specifically behind an IANA private range.
Don’t forget source routing. That said, depending on your threat model, it’s not entirely unreasonable to just rely on your ISP’s configuration to protect you from stuff like this, specifically behind an IANA private range.