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It's Ukraine's actions that, by definition, can be called a retaliation. Not the other way round.

Instead, I will say this: next time you want to read a book from russian literature or praise russian culture, think about how much culture we will never get to experience because of russians.

To know why it is significant, you have to understand how they work: they are not precise missiles and they don't have to be - in the vastness of open sea a ship is one huge metal target such type of missiles easily "see" and they target it precisely.

When put to use on a city, however, these missiles get "confused" by all the "noise" the objects of the city give off.

Its how they are designed to work.

In other words, throwing these missiles at Kyiv in huge numbers, Russians are consciously just trying to randomly blow up anything and everything in the city, just madly destroying as much of the city as they can.

They are not "precise-targeting" some factory or other such facility. They are just throwing a dumb bomb at the general circle of the city centre not caring what it hits, just wanting to cause death abd destruction.

And yeah, using these type of missiles on a city is considered a war crime by every international convention possible.

The Baltic States have yet to receive acknowledgement for the horrors that happened here from ones that did this to us, let alone an apology.

The Baltic States have yet to receive acknowledgement for the horrors that happened here from ones that did this to us, let alone an apology.