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

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. May 4th: Russian Pacific Fleet is attacked and annihilated by the US Pacific Fleet. The Russian Northern Fleet is instructed to simply hold the Bering Strait and not allow the US Fleet to go into the Arctic waters. Russian mines take out or damage US ships randomly, and this is a difficult obstacle for the US ships because they have nearly no anti-mine ships in the area. However, the US ships soon reach Russian coasts. May 5th: US actions on the Eastern coast are virtually ignored. Forces are being retracted from the area and moved to the Urals. May 6th: Russian air force (particularly bombers) are being prepared for long ranged operations. Ural mountains are fortified further. Instructions to begin construction of long-term concrete bunkers begins. Air space West of the Urals is very tightly controlled, anti-air systems camouflaged, armed and activated. Infantry units are undergoing active daily training and older Soviet tanks, AFVs and artillery pieces are being repaired and being put back into service. Considering current Russian anti-American sympathies and support for the president, there is no shortage of volunteers. Hundreds of thousands of young men from all around the country are being integrated into the armed forces. May 7th: The congregation of US ships near the Baltic Sea worries Russia significantly. The Baltic Fleet is put on full alert, submarines in particular are armed and put into the water. Many of Moscow's forces are sent towards St. Petersburg. The garrison at St. Petersburg is strengthened, particularly the coastal areas. Artillery is set up and infantry begins digging trenches and defenses on the shores. May 10th: Construction of defenses in St. Petersburg and Ural mountains continues. Russian fighters are prepared for combat, ready to be scrambled. May 20th: Significant progress is made in St. Petersburg and Urals, some areas have completed bunkers. By June 3rd, most bunkers will be complete. Until then, the soldiers use largely trenches and dirt cover (WWII style kind of stuff). Bombers are now refurbished. Long ranged bombing operations commence. Russian air fleets of Tu-160 bombers as well as Tu-95 are sent towards the US ground forces on the coasts of Eastern Russia, supported smaller squadrons of Mig-29s supporting them once they get near the US coastal groups. Tu-142 (specializing in bombing marine targets) is used to cause damage to US transport ships to slow down rate of supplies reaching the US forces on Eastern coast. While the US fighters are scrambled in the area, the bombers manage to make several relatively successful initial runs. Several aircraft carriers are damaged significantly by the Tu-142s and equipment (such as AFVs) are damaged on the coast. Soon enough many of the bombers are lost, however, and the bombing runs become very infrequent. The Russian forces continue waiting...