WAR DEBATE: Russian Federation (Pro) vs. China (Con)

I feel like my opponent really godmodded his turn and made his army Virtually invincible (for instance having infinate supplies and somehow easily beating an army with an around two million stronger with relative ease), and also that he ignored several of my moves. For instance, I already started getting alternitive suppliers of oil since the first turns when I turned to Saudi Arabia.Furthermore, "as defenses haven't been prepared there." Is completely wrong. I ecen mentioned how all the buildings were used for sniping and that the entire front was trenched. China had actually survived on Saudi oil for a long time (2) , so no large repurcussions would really happen. Lastly, Kharavostok has been surrounded anyways and thus the Chinese plan for moving south also would have taken place.Anyways, I'll play for what it's worth. I strongly advise my opponent to comprimise on the sucess Russia could actually have though.June 28HQ 9s are successful agains the bombers seeing as unrelibale Russian intellegence apperently thought they were naval.I'm not sure how Russia would make an amphibous assualt and make it to Changde. Perhaps he meant Chengchun?June 29Meanwhile, The Kharavostok siege draws down until The Chinese resort to blocking of food, attacking humanitarian supplies, and destroying the rails. The city is surrounded so the attack down does happen. 500,000 new reinforcements have arrived with the other 1,500,000 being sent to Changchun.200 tanks fresh off the factories have been transported, in which 50 stay at kharavostok. 200,000 men from the Mongolian border also relocate for an offensive seeing the Russians couldn't have the power to invade Mongolia at this point.June 30Food shortages hit in Khravostok as the massive garrison cant sustain itself without food. Bombing runs keep hitting the food so that the soilders and population will starve to death. These are costly due to the S - 400s and are thus localized.June 31Multiple ships are mobillized. These are to ship 100,000 infantry in a coastal assualt once the Two front offensive starts.July 1Meanwhile, the Russian force sustains heavy losses (That it couldnt particulary afford considering how much Russia was able to transport and supply in China was very little in the first placr )fighting entrenched Chinese that also were ready. The flanking force has taken control of the Railways and have caused supply problems to the Russians.July 2The "two front" offensive preperations began as artillery moved to the front. As a distraction, 10,000 infantry made an assualt via Xinjing to the direction of Isturuk.July 3100 somewhat aging EE - 9 Cascavels (AFV) were purchased from Brazil as Brazil found a much needed cash injection via oil trade. Russia has locked itself out of the market- it's aggression against Europe had led to Eu sanctions (are those nulled by the rules?) and one against China led to an embargo. The Russians must now produce alot on their own. 25 T115s (howizters, mobile) have been purchased from Turkey at a particulary generous price. These were too be sent to the flanking force.July 4Fireworks rested good and all. Also a bunch of nice missiles.July 5 - July 27The "two front" offensive began.SOUTHERN FORCEFrom the Outskirts of Changchun, the Chinese launched an offensive on multiple sections of the line. The Russians, still reeling from the casulties, woulf be barraged form all sides as the Chinese navy and Air force started their operations.The Chinese Air force met with the Russian air force as bombing started. Both sides were able to use Anti-Aircraft weapons, leading the fight to be somewhat attritional. The Type 99 tanks, which could fight a T - 90 if given proper support, were used to spearhead the attack. Chinese reinforments came en masse from Beiijing with the Russians being outnumbered, out supplied, and outmanuvered. (See the rest of Turn)Amphibious forceThe marines attack the vunerable sides of the Russian flank. Bombardments would shake up the Russian force, and the marines would make their right after the Southern attack. The force would soon find itself at the Chinese coast and unable to press foward due to a lack of tanks, and at the moment would resort to entrenchment, bombing, and the localized raid.Backhand force25,000 men turned away from the north to assit Khravostok seeing as the Russians had no infrustructure to take back the Amur. The other 25,000 entrenched. Meanwhile, Khravostok has been starving with the airforce being blown to pieces by missiles. The garrison was asked to surrender with the Chinese threatening to starve everyone in the city.The Bulk of the force backstabs the Russian force, effectively sandwhiching them and surrounding them. The hole's fortified cities are barraged as millions of Chinese flock to close the Huge gap. The Russians are stuck between the great wall of the Chinese -with no way to break out the Chinese constantly fortify while making offensives in the manchurian hole.Another 1,500,000 men enlist in the army, out of which 100,000 reinforce by time.July 28The hole is closed and the Chinese move in to destroy the pocket. With the Russian millitary in danger, Chinese diplomats suggest a peace.Treaty of Forbidden attack- Russia admits defeat to China- Pre- war levels of diplomacy- Occupying Russians and Chinese withdraw by 72 hours