WAR GAME SCENARIO: Russia Versus Chosen Nation

Counter-Measures:There are no counter measures to take, as my opponent must be contemplating a massive and very-hard-to-make decision.I forgot to say this in my previous round, so I will do so now: since the Russian fleet has control of the Med, the fleet closes all waterways to Turkey via the use of mines and patrol craft. Russia releases a statement making known the existence of the barrier, and claiming that the responsibility for any casualties resulting from an attempted crossing or otherwise will NOT be placed on Russia. The oil from Saudi Arabia will not be able to reach Turkey.Continuing the War:March 10, 2020 (continued)The fleet (military, merchants, Julius Fucik) in the Med begins a naval bombardment (I will just call it shelling) up to 1/2 km. inland and begin moving north into the Aegean Sea.The aircraft over the North-East sector of Turkey split. 550 aircraft move back over the Black Sea. At 21:00 local, all 550 aircraft begin conducting individual "sorties" over northern Turkey (bombing fuel and ammo dumps, factories, airfields, oil fields, troop placements, major road ways) up to 30 km. inland.March 11, 2020 Sea of Marmara 2:44 localThe fleet has moved into the Sea of Marmara (which was fairly easy, having 50 aircraft as an escort and with 800 other aircraft to the North giving the Turkish air force a hard time). The fleet activates all SAMs and radars, broadcasting their positions to all aircraft, but better preparing the fleet for air action. The 50 carrier aircraft begin their own "sorties" in the surrounding area (especially over Istanbul). The fleet is still shelling the coast, but now it ranges from Sedd el Bahr to Istanbul. The shelling is "walked" 1 km. Inland over the course of 1-1/2 hours. The merchants (or merchies; carrying all the equipment and manpower stated in the previous round), amphibs (which carry 2000 troops each), Julius Fucik (which carries 1000 troops), and all the barges (which carry a total of 2 divisions of troops, 1 division of tanks, 3 batteries of artillery, and 15 SAMs) make landfall behind the shelling. By 5:45 local, all troops, rations, and equipment are off-loaded; there are now 1,229,000 Russian troops and 15,000 tanks in Turkey (from Sedd el Bahr to Istanbul). The merchies leave the Sea of Marmara to return to Russia for more troops and supplies.The 50 aircraft return to the carrier, refuel and reload, and then establish air superiority over the invasion area (from Sedd el Bahr to Istanbul).Over the course of the night, the 550 aircraft over North Turkey have severely hindered Turkey's ability to fight in the the north. There were still Turkish aircraft over Turkey, so there were engagements over the North. The result: Russia (with the superior technology) loses 24 aircraft, Turkey loses 57. The 550 are now 526. Since the Turks' ability to fight in the north is hindered, air superiority is established over North Turkey.After this, 50 fixed-wing aircraft land at Zonguldak, 30 at Kastamonu, 15 at Samsun, 10 at Samsun-Çarsamba, 100 at Trabzon, and 50 at Sabiha Gokcen International airports. There are now 1081 fully-armed Russian fixed-wing aircraft in Turkey.By 9:57, at every serviceable airport in the North (there are 18 of them), 2 767s land. These 767s have 400 troops each. So, when the troops exit the plane, each airport has 800 troops guarding it. After the 2 767s at each airport depart, 2 more fully-loaded 767s land, again off-loading troops, and then the operation repeats. Three of these cycles occur ever hour; 2400 troops land at each airport every hour.By 11:53, the initial invasion has captured the Original Invasion Area (OIA), which includes Istanbul. The Russians lost near 1000 men, as they met some resistance, but all of the Turkish troops in the OIA were killed. With the capture of Istanbul (a major port) and the destruction of factories, roadways, &etc; Turkish morale decreases.March 12, 2020 North Sector of Turkey 4:30 localBy now, there are 2,006,600 troops in Turkey: 777,600 troops in North Turkey; 1,229,000 troops in the OIA. 767s are still landing at the airports, and troops are moving out of the airports to take the cities.At 5:33, the OIA troops push into Sakarya. With 43,200 troops landing per hour, troops are allowed to move quickly throughout the North. Because of this, by 12:28 (there are now over 345,600 more troops; over 1,000,000 troops are in the North now), over 1/2 of Northern Turkey is controlled by Russia.March 16, 2020 Captured Sector of Turkey 13:17 localThe merchies return to Turkey loaded with the same number of troops, supplies, and equipment as before (except for the tanks, there are only 398 left; there is more ammo instead). The Russian fleet rendezvous with the merchies 12 nautical miles south of Kriti, and then move East toward Kas.At 17:48, the fleet shells the coast of Turkey from Sarigerme to Tekirova at 1-1/2 km. inland. At 22:30, after nearly 5 hours of shelling, the merchies, amphibs, Julius Fucik, and the barges land their troops, supplies, and equipment behind the shelling. There are now over 3,581,200 Russian troops and 15,398 tanks in Turkey.600 of the aircraft in the North begin moving South to aid the Southern Invasion (SI).The troops in the South begin advancing north behind the "wall" of shelling, which is being "walked" further inland. At 0:23 on March 17, the aircraft from the North are over the South. With more Russian fixed-wings in the air than the entire amount of Turkey's fixed-wings, the air battle over the South was hard but swift. Russia lost 78 aircraft, but the remaining Turkish fixed-wings were destroyed.Russia now has air superiority over Turkey; the Russian troops can practically move freely through Turkey (despite the Turkish troops fighting intensely for their lives, of course).March 17, 2020 Southern Conflict Area 10:03 localNow that air superiority has been established, the aircraft with PGMs begin running sorties over the South, destroying roads, factories, military encampments and positions, &etc.There are now 4,099,600 Russian troops and 15,398 tanks in Turkey. The entirety of Northern Turkey is Russia's, and the Southern Coast (up to about 1-1/2 km. inland) is also Russia's. Turkish morale is down, as many supply routes were destroyed, and there are now only very few ways of obtaining supplies. Several key ports were captured, hindering the ability of Turkey to import supplies. Turkey is officially under siege by Russia.