WAR DEBATE: United States of America (Pro) vs. Russian Federation (Con)

Thank you, Russia."The US already has many military bases Japan, so Russia would already be wary of US invasion from the area.I would also like to note that some (many) of my opponent's numbers."They gather in Japan with about 260 ships total. About 55 submarines are put into the Pacific Ocean, hunting the Russian submarines and other ships."The US only has about 185 warships in total, spread throughout the Pacific, Atlantic and Mediterranean. Unless my opponent meant that a large portion of 260 ships were NOT warships (which I don't think he did), this is an impossible number.http://www.globalfirepower.com......Also, the US only has a total of 75 submarines, not sure that my opponent could get 55 of those into the Pacific so quickly."I did mean 260 ships total, not warships. And there are 18 submarines stationed in Pearl Harbor at the moment, as well as about 20 + submarine squadrons stationed in San Diego, (AKA Naval Base Point Loma.) Not to mention there's bases in Virginia, New York, and Bermuda. War was declared on April 29th, and the submarines were placed into combat on May 1st. There would have been plenty of time for the New York and Virginia submarines to have arrived on the west coast in approximately 2-3 days, the Bermuda would probably be a stretch. However, even without the Bermuda submarines there would have been 50+ submarines ready to go on May 1st.Also, there are more bases stationed in South Korea, Germany, most of Europe and US oversea territories than in Japan. Why would Russia be focused solely on just Japan? They would be wary of an attack from South Korea, Europe, and the US oversea territories in the Pacific such as Guam. But I can see where you are coming from, Japan is a vital asset.New York City to San Diego:https://www.google.com...Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia to San Diego:https://www.google.com...Both of these routes would have sufficient time to be delivered, both being under 2 days for driving, and less than 12 hours flying each.Now that I have addressed my opponent's claims, I will begin my argument.POLITICAL TIMELINE (corresponds with war):May 20th:President Vaktus visits many countries in Europe, to help set up agreements.May 21st:The United Kingdom and USA are close allies, so they will happily trade with them as much as they can. (This is not aid, it's trade so it is not a violation of rules)May 22nd:Many Russian immigrants are deported, about 409,000 before the war(Russian born), now down to less than 50,000. Most Russian immigrants cooperate without harm, but some are arrested for not obeying.May 23rd:The UK sells the US over 1 billion arms, which the US happily uses in Japan and other fronts.May 25th:The United States focuses its industry on creating multiple tanks and new ships for battle, which will take a few months to create.May 27th:Propaganda posters recruit more than 500,000 people, about 250,000 are sent to the Bering Strait and the other 250,000 are sent in the Baltic Sea.June 1st:President Vaktus is done visiting Europe, and is visiting several US cities to boost morale among the troops and citizens of the United States.WAR TIMELINE:May 5th:Due to Russia's retraction of forces in the majority of Eastern Russia, the 500,000 troops + AFVs/tanks and aircraft meet up with the 400,000 in Nakhodka. They start their long trek to the Ural mountains, which takes about 2 months.May 7th: The Bering Strait battle is finished, with the US victorious. The remnants of the fleet set up in Anadyr and await orders.May 9th-July 20th:The US forces in Eastern Russia face no resistance, take a lot of ground and trek their way to the Ural Mountains(which should take at least 2 months), with supply lines having no interference, so they can rest and get refreshed whenever. After all, there is little resistance due to troops being pulled out.May 27th-May 28th:250,000 troops arrive in the Bering Strait, and are ordered to branch off. 150,000 will secure the rest of Eastern Russia and 100,000 will stay in Anaydr to guard the majority of the Pacific Fleet.May 27th-May 28th:250,000 troops are transported into the Baltic sea area, but they are not attacking, which accompanies the ships there. However, they will be a distraction force to give the Russians a false-alarm that there is an invasion coming later in the war. (August 1st)July 6th:US bombers, mostly consisting of the Rockwell B-1 accompany the forces moving on ahead but face struggles due to AA guns. However, they rush on ahead anyway to meet the Russian forces in the Ural Mountains.July 22nd:Bombing runs of the Ural mountains are successful with some casualties, however. It sets way for multiple battles in the Ural on July 23rd.July 23rd-July 26th: Multiple battles take place in the Ural Mountains, with the Russians having the environment to back them up, but they are severely outnumbered, with about 1 million troops along with over 25,000 AFVs and 7,000 + tanks. There are many casualties for both sides but the United States comes out victorious for the majority of the battles.August 1st:About 50,000 of the troops in the Baltic are sent as a distraction force to St. Petersburg, they will arrive tomorrow and give alarms to Russia's government.August 2nd:The 50,000 troops land on St. Petersburg, which alerts the Russian troops. Aircraft also makes the invasion seem like a real one, but it really isn't. The Russian government is alerted of this and sends more troops towards St. Petersburg.August 3rd-August 5th:While the Russian government is distracted, the 1 million US troops (with casualties) pushes through the Ural mountains and takes Kirov on the other side, they dig in. The Russians are alarmed, and suspect an invasion on Moscow.August 6th:As the Russian government tries to take back most of Eastern Russia, troops are gathered from the East coast of the USA as well as the remnants of our fleet. (not much) They are transported to the Baltic Sea, for a real invasion._______________________________________________________________________________War Economy:The USA has established a full war economy which focuses most of its industry on arms and other uses for military. This will drop the US economy and maybe grow some debt, but it will ultimately help in the long run when most of the tanks and ships are built (probably next turn). However, the US is also mass-producing in bombers, such as the Rockwell B-1 and Boeing B-52. This supplies us with a lot of bombers to continue our massive invasion through Russia.Over to you, Russia! (If you need any confirmation on my numbers, such as the Ural Mountains trek, I'll be happy to provide. The trek should take about 2 months.)