Russia vs. USA (War)

I will note several things about the B2. First of all, it has a small load as far as bombers go, meaning it cannot cause as much damage as you would like it to. Next, the B2 is slow, going only 915 km/h. This means that the plane would be on the radar of the S-400 for over half an hour before the B2 would reach the target. As mentioned, after initial surprise, the B2s would not be a problem. My opponent is trying to win a war with 21 planes. Although the Russian forces would take losses, the bombers would be eliminated. Not only by S-400 missiles, but because of targeted attacks by Russian planes. My opponent mentions the success of the B2 in Iraq. I would like to remind him that the B2 has never faced the full military capability of a developed country. With some losses, but the B2s would be eliminated quickly. Also, consider Russia's enormous size. The B2s would be on Russian territory for a long time with every single run they do. This just increases the chances of their discovery and elimination. My opponent also mentions the success of F-22s in simulations. The F-22 is unmatched by most Russian planes, and therefore, will be eliminated by Russian surface-to-air missiles. Not just by S-400s, but also by other systems such as the S-300 and the Buk missile system. As proven by the Nazis in WW2, a war cannot be won through air attacks. After the initial shock, the defenders recover and hunt down the enemy planes. Made easier by the fact that there is such a small number of them. http://www.militaryfactory.com... My opponent speaks of bringing in air-craft carriers to help get through the choke-points. The Chinese have developed a missile known as the DF-21. Only one of these missiles is enough to take out an entire aircraft carrier. These kinds of missiles will be shipped to most major ports of Russia/China and be used to effectively eliminate or significantly damage aircraft carriers. Carriers around the Chinese coast will also be eliminated and mining process continued. http://www.usni.org... My opponent is firing missiles into the "industrial heart of Russia", never specifying where exactly that is located. The Russian A-135 anti-missile system has been moved to all major cities and factories, making it almost perfectly safe to continue working even with missiles being launched at the cities. http://en.wikipedia.org... My opponent begins to move forces through the Caucasus mountains into Russia. 1. The geography (mountains) make it difficult to move an army through quickly, meaning they would be open to attack during the process. 2. My opponent uses aerial supremacy to help the attack, but may I ask where the planes will be refueling and re-arming? I will transport another 3,000 towed artillery, and ALL of Russia's 3,700 MLRSs (largest force in the world) to help stop the incoming force from South. If you don't know, an MLRS is a system (artillery) which launches multiple rockets at once. For example, a single MLRS is capable of launching 6-8 missiles in under 20 seconds. All of this artillery will be concentrated near the Caucasus and will be bombarding the exposed and fatigued soldiers that are coming out of the mountains. I will also send 4,000 of Russia's 15,500 tanks (also largest force in the world) to stop the invasion. Help will be requested from the Black Sea Fleet and battleships will also be bombarding the enemy from the sea. Mountains are yet another choke-point and the NATO forces will not be able to muster many soldiers at a time because they are coming through a choke-point. This also means that the soldiers/machinery will be very concentrated in one area, making it even easier for artillery to do heavy damage. http://www.globalfirepower.com... Let's also not forget that the soldiers need supplies. Ammo, food and fuel. Where will this be coming from? Where ever it is, it is far away and it is difficult to supply soldiers in heavy fighting that are so far away from home. The Russian fighter jets will be given orders to target cargo planes carrying supplies to the soldiers, slowly "choking" the NATO forces coming through the Caucasus. Between being deprived of resources, cold weather and never-ending bombardment, the force will slowly begin to dissipate. Even after they make it through the mountains, they will face almost a third of the Russian tank force. My opponent has failed to reinforce the bases in Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia and as a result, they crumbled under the barrage of artillery and attacks of AFVs. After taking control of those bases and looting ammo, supplies and technology, those forces will return and join the defenders of St. Petersburg who are fighting against the NATO navy coming in through the Gulf of Finland. Now, I shall begin my attack. The Russian Army has, in fact, been practicing bombing runs to the USA (Hawaii), and now these runs will be for real. Russia will use all of its 34 Tu-160 bombers to target ports on the Western Coast of the US. Now, I will provide some info about the Tu-160. 1. It has a top speed of 2,000 km/h, over two times the speed of the B2. 2. It has a weight load of 165,000 kg, over twice the load of the B2. This is enormous destructive power and, in fact, the Tu-160 is the largest bomber ever made. This force will be supported with Russian Su-34s and Su-35s. As a result of the initial bombings, the US Pacific fleet will be considerably crippled. The same day that the bombers complete this task, the Chinese Navy counting 45 Frigates and 24 Destroyers (along with 20 Russian submarines) will make their way across the Pacific Ocean until the hit the West Coast of the US. After a path has been established by the Chinese Navy, most of China's water-transportation crafts will be dedicated to carrying 14,000 Chinese and Russian tanks, 7 million Chinese and Russian soldiers, and all of China's 1,700 SPGs across the ocean. Since this is a risky move, this force will be protected by China's only aircraft carrier, an additional 500 Chinese fighter planes that will be resupplying on the ships, 30 Chinese submarines and 50 of Russia's Corvettes. This will guarantee the safety of the majority of forces that will be shipped across the ocean. Meanwhile, the Chinese Navy located by the West Coast will take some losses because of remaining US Navy BUT will begin to bombard the beaches and cities, making a drop off point free of NATO forces. All remaining Russian tanks, along with most of Russia's AFVs will be shipped through the Black Sea to Turkey, and from there will push down into the Middle East in an attempt to disrupt the flow of oil to NATO. I would also like to note that while Russia easily produces enough oil to supply itself and China, the US and most of NATO countries do not, meaning that considerable funds will have to be used by NATO just to keep its machines running.