WAR GAME SCENARIO: Russia Versus Chosen Nation

I cannot see the map, so I will act on how I see this situation.Countermeasures: Since there are already troops on the coast, and there has been a constant naval bombardment 1/2 a mile inland, I assume that your tanks, concrete bunkers, and trenches are outside the outlying bombardment.As for the artillery batteries (two artillery fields with four artillery pieces each) firing at the fleet, they are very ineffective. The range of the artillery is suitable; however, the shells can be detected by fleet radar and intercepted by Su 27 Fighter/Interceptors/Air Superiority aircraft. Also, the fleet vessels will be in a constant motion; the shells will never hit their targets.Continuing the War:3 Soviet-era IL-76 radar aircraft are in the air over the Netherlands. They are out of anti-air range at 15 miles above sea level. IL-76s begin vectoring attacks based off of the Netherlands' defensive measures.With data acquired from the IL-76s, a naval bombardment is slowly "walked", moving 20 feet every 30 seconds, until the naval artillery reaches the concrete bunkers. Bombardment commences as usual. After three hours of bombardment, Su 34's, an aircraft with stealth characteristics that make it hard to detect and lock using radar, take off carrying laser PGMs (Precision-Guided Munitions). The PGMs are the Russian equivalent of the American JDAM, an all-purpose 2000lb "smart bomb" that can kill anything within reason - including heavily reinforced concrete and steel bunkers. The Su 34s begin singling out bunkers while over the ocean using white-hot thermal, and begin targeting their PGMs onto the bunkers, all the while avoiding radar detection as well as significant Netherlands anti-air capability, as SAMs were not detected. Anti-air batteries are highly inaccurate, and the Su 34s are within range, but they are capable of detecting and evading the anti-air shells. Concrete bunkers are engaged by the Su 34s, and are continually engaged as they are detected.The three Russian "killer" satellites in orbit over the Netherlands identify the two anti-air batteries set up in the North western and North eastern quadrants of the Netherlands that fired at the Su 34s, and are given the order of "weapons free." The "killer" satellites engage the detected anti-air batteries with their missiles, fully neutralizing the two batteries, allowing conventional aircraft to safely fly over the northern half of the Netherlands. Russian aircraft (especially Su 27s) surge into Netherlands airspace and quickly and efficiently establish air superiority. Operations against trenches and Netherlands troops immediately commence. Russian Tu 95 bombers begin dropping cluster munitions (anti-troop bombs that explode in the air and release shrapnel that tears flesh and explodes after impact) on Netherlands troop positions outside of the semicircle created by the naval bombardment. After four hours of Su 34 operations, a huge majority of the concrete bunkers are neutralized. The naval bombardment is then "walked" further in land using the previous 20-feet-per-30-seconds intervals all of the way to the trenches. The bombardment is now approximately 1-1/2 miles inland. With the bombardment keeping the troops in the trenches at bay and the Tu 95 bombing-runs keeping the normal infantry subdued, Russian invasion troops begin marching further inland. Ever since the beginning of the invasion on May 20 (the first day), all 74 amphibs have been going back-and-forth from the fleet to the coast, bringing in troops that were brought in by the merchants from Murmansk. Each amphib has been carrying 2100 men to the beach each day, all of the way to day 15. This means that there are 2,331,000 troops in the northern half of the Netherlands.4 Russian An 74s carrying a battalion of Spetsnaz troops fly over the Baltic States, Poland, and then Germany and into East-Netherlands air space. Spetsnaz troops parachute into the East Netherlands over the Limburg Province, the outlying southern province of the Netherlands. One T-90 division massed along the German border (with permission from the Germans) enter the East Netherlands with 2 divisions of light infantry. All three divisions advance under the cover of heavy artillery. Within the hour, the Limburg Province is held by the Russians. 100,000 reserve troops are then brought into Limburg Province via BTR, BMD, and BMP light armor troop carriers. After 5 hours, there are 108,000 troops and 100 tanks in Limburg Province, along with Su 27 aircraft cover to establish air superiority. South-eastern anti-air battery detects a the Su 27s, and begins firing. The Su 27s are caught off guard, and 3 of them are shot down. These are the first Russian air casualties of the war. The third anti air battery is exposed to the Russian "killer" satellites. The one that has yet to fire any missiles targets the anti-air battery with its missiles, and promptly engages the newly-exposed target. The third anti-air battery is neutralized a matter of 3 minutes. There is one remaining anti-air battery, the South-Western quadrant battery, which has yet to see any action. Russian aircraft now surges into North-Eastern Netherlands. Air superiority is established 2 hours later. The air superiority area now extends from North-Western to North Eastern Netherlands, and then extends down to East and South-Eastern Netherlands, making a loose "L" shape.On day 43, when the Netherlands ceases fighting to observe Easter, Russia sends in 12 MiG 29 fast-mover fighter-bomber aircraft and bomb factories and industrial zones used for weapons and equipment developing with PGMs. This will not stop Netherlands' efforts in constructing a Sulfur-Mustard Chemical Weapon, which take about 2 weeks in itself, but it will definitely slow them down by about a week or two. It will also reduce the production of ammunition and weapons for the Netherlands soldiers. 5 Su 34s take off 30 minutes later, and begin neutralizing Netherlands radar systems. The United States pulled troops out of the Netherlands 2 days before the fighting started, so their bases were left abandoned and unguarded. The 12 MiG 29s return to the fleet and reload their PGMs, and then commence bombing the abandoned bases so that they cannot be used by the Netherlands army.Russian troops on the ground observe the dissemination of 1940's gas masks, which is not the best protection against modern chemicals, but it does provide minuscule protection. The troops report their observations to their commanders, which is then hastily "bumped" up the Chain of Command to the President of Russia and the Prime Minister. The handing-out of gas masks among the Netherlands army is seen as an immediate chemical preparation, and the conclusion that a chemical strike is about to commence is made. Under the order of the Russian President, OZK Russian military gas masks and chemical HAZMAT suits are disseminated throughout the ranks of the Russian Army. At the beginning of the next day, all Russian assets in and around the Netherlands are outfitted with HAZMAT gear, and are guaranteed high protection from any chemical weapon.On day 44, the Netherlands army resumes fighting. The concrete bunkers were dealt with, as were the trenches, and the Netherlands army was decimated (not in the actual sense) by the continuous use of burst munitions. Now, the Russian army and the Netherlands army have met each other 3 miles inland, and are now engaged in a trench-warfare type battle, which has been ensuing since 3:00 A.M. Zulu. Losses on both sides are currently unable to be determined, though they are suspected to be heavy. T-90 tanks begin advancing through the lines behind a wall of heavy artillery fire.350,000 more Russian troops and 2 more T-90 divisions enter the Limburg Province at 5:00 A.M Zulu. 200,000 of the new Russian forces push into North Brabant Province (Noord Brabant), reinforced by the division of T-90 tanks, as well as 1,000 SPGs and 1,000 MLRSs. The first 108,000 troops, including the Spetsnaz operatives, 500 SPGs, 700 MLRSs, and 150,000 of the new troops, remain in Limburg Province. The 150,000 left-over new troops as well as the 500 SPGs, 700 MLRSs, and the Spetsnaz battalion move into Gelderland. The Gelderland attack is reinforced by 30 aircraft from the North Invasion Force, all MiG 29 fast-movers with laser-guided 3 PMGs each. There are 2 fighter escorts for each bomber from the Southern Invasion Force. Even though air superiority has already been established over the area, there is still a slight risk that a Netherlands fighter may try to join the fight. The attack on North Brabant is reinforced by 35 Su 34s land 50 Su 27s loaded with 2 AMRAAM missiles and 1 AGM, as air superiority has not yet been established over the province.The final anti-air battery in South western Netherlands detects the aircaft involved in the invasion of North Brabant, and begin firing at the Russian Aircraft. In orbit, one of the reconnaissance satellites detected the last anti-air battery. The satellite relayed the information to the aircraft in North Brabant. 10 Su 34s break off the attack and launch their AGMs at the anti-air battery. Seven of the missiles hit on target and explode the battery munitions, causing shrapnel damage to the untouched weapons. Only one of the battery guns remain. 3 more Su 34s break off and engage the final gun. Missile one misses the target, but missile two is a direct hit. Missile 3 quickly follows missile 2 and hits directly on target as well, detonating the gun's munitions. All four anti-air batteries are neutralized. The Russian air force can almost move freely throughout the Netherlands. When the word is given, 300 Russian Fighters/Interceptors and 400 helicopters cross into the Netherlands. The Fighters/Interceptors engage the Netherlands air force, and 350 helicopters begin deploying their troops in advanced positions in Gelderland and North Brabant. The remaining 50 helicopters deploy their troops in Limburg.