Russo-American War

Russo-American War
Date 2019—2023 Location North America,Europe, Asia Result Strategic American/NATO/EU victory
Belligerents
Russia Allied support: China Belarus Serbia North Korea Iran Syria Cuba Venezuela Tajikistan	United States of America Foreign volunteers: United Kingdom France Canada Taiwan Japan South Korea Germany Ukraine Israel Croatia Others . . .
Commanders
Vladimir Putin Sergei Shoigu Valery Gerasimov Oleg Salukov Vladimir Chirkin Viktor Bondarev Nikolai Makarov Nikolai Kormiltsev Chen Bingde Fang Fenghui	Donald Trump James Mattis Joseph L. Votel John M. Richardson Mark Welsh Joseph Dunford Paul J. Selva Harry B. Harris, Jr. Nicholas Carter Philip Jones Christophe Prazuck
Strength
Initial invasion: 800,000 Russian troops, 680 tanks, 87 warships, 300 aircraft Overall: 3,790,000 troops, 8,560 tanks, 300 warships, 3,600 aircraft	Initial invasion: 2,590,000 troops, 500 tanks, 70 warships, 600 aircraft Overall: 11,621,000 troops, 8,100 tanks, 410 warships, 8,700 aircraft
Casualties and losses
Russia and allies: 898,000 killed, missing, or sick 2,850,000 wounded or captured 7,981 tanks destroyed or captured 398 warships destroyed or captured 3,784 aircraft destroyed or captured	American: 30,000 killed, missing, or sick 4,700 tanks destroyed or captured 173 warships destroyed or captured 2,300 aircraft destroyed or captured Foreign volunteers: 20,000—40,000 killed or captured

The Russo-American War, also known as the Invasion of America or the Second American Revolution by Russia, was a large conflict fought on a scale not seen since World War II.

The initial invasion was one of the largest in military history, 800,000 Russian 2 million Chinese and 1 million Belarusian and Serbian troops), taking part, against more than many million American defenders.

Ultimately, Russia, and allies fielded 3 million troops (800,000 Russian 2 million Chinese and 1 million Belarusian and Serbian troops) combatants, while the American government and NATO and EU forces responded with around eleven million troops.

The conflict raged on for five years, from 2019 to 2023, and resulted in more than ten million casualties overall, being one of the deadliest conflicts in history, since World War II.

The invasion began in 2019, with the Russian military and a few allied units striking key cities on the east and west coasts of the United States.

This resulted in the battles of New York, Boston, Seattle, Los Angeles, and several others.

It saw some initial Russian success, with the cities being taken and much land being secured around them.

Additional ground forces were then moved in by Russia and allies.

However this would soon stop dead on its track as the US counterattacks pushed back Russia and its allies from Alaska to the east and west coasts.

By early 2020, the US offensives were in full operation. The US launches a counter strike and takes around 1/4 of russia and China, with most russian troops being in the assault.

In 2021, NATO Joins the war and send in additional forces to aid the US forces and take 1/2 of Russia.

The combined forces are able to push back against the shocked and demoralized Russian and Chinese defenders.

In 2022, Moscow is reached by a massive US army in the west, with US, NATO and EU forces advancing in the east.

Belarus and Serbian volunteers aided the Russian forces but failed.

During that same year, Bejing was took

By 2022, Moscow and Beijing were taken and US and Allied forces pushed further inland in the east.

The Russians attempted heavy offensives during this time, but they failed and caused heavy losses.

Russia and its allies had fallen to the troops of US, EU and NATO.

The Russian navy particularly was heavily hit, many of its vessels were captured as the coasts were taken.

In 2023, The war is over. The U.S annexes the eastern half of Russia as Poland and Ukraine annex the western half, and they join NATO. Meanwhile Taiwan annexes China and regains their territory again stolen by the CCP. They also join NATO.

In 2024, US, NATO and the EU hold the world tight in global hegemony.

Course of the war

Initial invasion

Main articles: Operation Nevsky, Battle of New York, Battle of Boston, Battle of Los Angeles, Battle of Annapolis, Battle of Seattle

Beginning of offensives

Main articles: Eastern Front and Western Front

Naval warfare

Main article: Naval warfare in the Russo-American War