WAR GAME SCENARIO: Russia Versus Chosen Nation

Russian Military Strength:MANPOWERTotal Population: 145,500,842Available Manpower: 69,117,271Fit for Service: 46,812,553Reaching Military Age Annually: 1,354,202Active Front line Personnel: 766,000Active Reserve Personnel: 2,485,000LAND SYSTEMSTanks: 15,500AFVs: 27,607SPGs: 5,990Towed Artillery: 4,625MLRSs: 3,781AIR POWERTotal Aircraft: 3,082Fighter/Interceptor: 736Fixed-Wing Attack Aircraft: 1,289Transport Aircraft: 730Trainer Aircraft: 303Helicopters: 973Attack Helicopters: 114NAVAL POWERTotal Naval Strength: 352Aircraft Carriers: 1Frigates: 4Destroyers: 13Corvettes/amphibs/troop carriers: 74Submarines: 63Coastal Defense Craft: 65Mine Warfare: 34RESOURCESOil Production: 11,000,000 bbl/dayOil Consumption: 2,200,000 bbl/dayProven Oil Reserves: 80,000,000,000LOGISTICALLabor Force: 75,680,000Merchant Marine Strength: 1,143Major Ports and Terminals: 7Roadway Coverage: 982,000Railway Coverage: 87,157Serviceable Airports: 1,218FINANCIAL (in USD)Defense Budget: $76,600,000,000External Debt: $631,800,000,000Reserves of Foreign Trade and Gold: $537,600,000,000Purchasing Power Parity: $2,486,000,000,000GEOGRAPHYSquare Land Area: 17,098,242Coastline: 37,653Shared Border: 20,241Waterways: 102,000http://www.globalfirepower.com...Red Storm Rising was also used as a source: http://www.8reads.com... Partial Sources: CIA.gov, CIA World Factbook, wikipedia.com, public domain print and media sources and user contributions. Some values may be estimated when official sources are lacking. May the War BeginI thank my opponent for accepting this debate. I really am looking forward to the outcome of this debate. Good luck, and may the best man win.The WMD I will use is the Chemical Weapon. The chemical I will use is VX, which is a very toxic nerve agent. The weapon will be extremely potent: 15 parts-per-million.May 10, 2015Moscow, Russian FederationSVR Headquarters, 10:23 A.M. ZuluSVR field cable sent to SVR headquarters showing increased alert level of the Netherlands. As the Netherlands is a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), this increase of alert is seen as a provocation and is deemed a threat to the Russian Federation. The President of Russia increases alert level status to the equivalent of DEFCON 2. 3,000,000 men and 1,000 T-90 tanks are alerted to the possibility of immediate action. A Russian carrier fleet (Aircraft Carrier, 6 Destroyers, 2 Frigates, 20 Mine Warfare Vessels, as well as 45 Corvettes/Amphibs/Troop carriers) and 63 submarines as an outer escort are mobilized and leaves Murmansk; makes its way into the Barents Sea. The fleet then makes its way through the Norwegian Sea and into the North Sea. Fleet holds position 50 miles from the Netherlands coast. UK, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Germany, and France (all members of NATO) increases their alert level to the equivalent of DEFCON 2, due to the massive Russian invasion fleet in the North Sea.May 15, 2015Moscow, Russian FederationRed Square, The Kremlin, 11:15 A.M. ZuluBoth the Russian President and Prime Minister authorize 5 reconnaissance and radar satellites as well as 3 "killer" satellites to be launched into orbit in addition to the 7 recon satellites already in orbit. By 11:37 A.M. Zulu, all 5 satellites are deployed and reporting back to the Red Army and the SVR. 15,000,000 Russian reserve troops are activated in addition to the 3,000,000 troops and 1,000 tanks and are instructed to defend Russia in the case of an invasion. The Russian land air force is placed on high alert, and is ready to counteract any offensive action brought against Russia.Moscow, Russian FederationRed Square, FSB Headquarters, 11:49 A.M. ZuluThe head of the FSB increases national alert to equivalent of DEFCON 3. Russian police forces are placed on high alert, and the Defense Fleet is placed on standby. All 65 coastal defense craft are activated, and the remainder of the Mine Warfare Vessels begin placing mines around the Barents Sea and Kara Sea around the Russian coast in equal intervals of 1/2 kilometers in undisclosed locations.North Sea International Waters, off of the coast of the Netherlands, 12:20 P.M. ZuluCorvettes load cannons and aim toward the Netherlands coast in the event that a threat arises and immediate action must be taken. Fleet air force is on standby; all that is left is that the pilots need to enter their cockpits. Amphibs are fully loaded and are ready to launch troops toward the coast for immediate invasion. May 16, 2015North Sea International Waters, off of the coast of the Netherlands, 3:01 A.M. ZuluRussian carrier group increase its anti-air systems' alertness and capability, in the case that the Netherlands or any other NATO member attacks the fleet. Chaff pods are loaded as well as SAMs. All aircraft are loaded with AMRAAMs as well as AGMs, and all aircraft cannons are fully loaded. Each aircraft is given a 10-minute fuel reserve and a 5-minute afterburner reserve.There have been no acts of aggression or violations of international law as of yet.May 17, 2015Washington D.C, United States of AmericaThe White House, 11:30 A.M. ZuluThe United States releases an official statement declaring that America will not interfere in the arising conflict between the Netherlands and Russia. Three hours later other members of NATO begin to follow suit, starting with the UK, then France, Denmark, Norway, Germany, and Poland. Other minor nations in NATO follow suit as well.Moscow, Russian FederationMain Square, The Kremlin, 14:38 P.M. ZuluAfter conferring with his cabinet, the President of Russia has decided to begin offensive operations against the Netherlands. The President activates the remaining naval vessels and has them move into the North Sea.May 19, 2015North SeaInternational Waters, off the coast of the Netherlands, 23:58 P.M. ZuluReinforcement naval vessels rendezvous with the main carrier fleet in the North Sea.May 20, 2015North Sea International Waters, off the coast of the Netherlands, 3:17 A.M. ZuluMine warfare ships begin mine sweeping operations along the coast by using high-powered sonar and 'hammering' the ocean floor. Detected mines are charted and labeled. The coordinates for each mine are given to each ship so that the ships will not run the risk of detonating a mine.The mines detected, the Russian carrier fleet moves into Netherlands waters using vectors that are declared safe - a violation of international law, but required for a war to commence - and begins a naval bombardment the coast of the Netherlands. No places consisting of a human population are targeted; only military targets are engaged.Fleet anti-air defenses are now fully operational, and radars are scanning all possible threat vectors that Netherlands forces can attempt a counter-offensive. All submarine countermeasures are being taken: submarines are pinging active sonar, looking for enemy submarines and surface ships, anti-submarine fighters are dropping sonobouys around the fleet to make to protective 'basket', and anti-submarine helicopters are 'hammering' with their dipping sonar.Due to the previous statements made by other NATO sovereignties that they will not interfere in the war, all 12 reconnaissance satellites are over North-Western Europe monitoring the events as they unfold, and using their radar and visual instruments to monitor Netherlands' armed forces movement.Each amphib in the fleet can carry 2,100 men. Every amphib in the fleet is activated and is at full capacity. There are 74 amphibs carrying 2,100 men each. This multiplies to get 155,400 troops in the invasion force.The Russian fleet begins 'walking', or advancing, the bombardment slowly forward, allowing room for the troops from the amphibs to land on the beach in relative safety. The shelling is advanced 1/2 a mile inland toward the front line of the Netherlands' armed forces.The invasion forces land on the coast of the Netherlands; boots are on the ground in the Netherlands.The amphibs turn back toward the fleet to pick up more troops and bring them in to aid in the invasion.The first of the 200 marine merchant vessels being used arrives at the location of the carrier fleet and begins unloading troops, munitions, and other equipment (tanks, rifles, artillery pieces), which the amphibs will pickup and then drop them off onto the Netherlands' coast.The uninhabited small islands along the coast of the Netherlands are then taken by the Russian invasion force. The coast is not fully occupied by the Russians. The shelling continues, but the troops stay put while the commanders make further plans.North SeaInternational Waters, off the coast of the Netherlands, 5:22 A.M. ZuluThe Russian fleet is now surrounded by a 'basket' of sonobouys; the fleet is protected from close submarine threats. With the submarine threat vector taken care of, the aircraft used in the operation can now focus on looking for surface ships or moving men, munitions, and equipment. 45 of the 63 submarines stay submerged and behind the sonobouy basket. The remaining 18 submarines resurface and prepare their missile silos to be fired on demand. There are 24 missile silos on each ship; 12 were filled with the Russian equivalent of the Tomahawk cruise missiles and the other twelve were filled with anti-ship-and-building missiles. Each missile in every silo is then assigned a land-side target.North SeaInternational Waters, off the coast of the Netherlands, 23:48 ZuluThe carrier fleet's air force is given the "go-ahead" to begin reconnaissance runs over the beach and to designate targets of interest and targets of opportunity from a safe distance. The air force is instructed launch five Su 34s, which are not to engage Netherlands' forces. If contact is made, the Su 34s are to abort mission, break off, and return to the carrier.