Who will win in a war Russia or the United States

Pro is for the United States and con for Russia I want reasons and explanations for each argument and make it serious I want a good and hatd challenger hears my argument for why the invited states will win . My graph Russia MANPOWER Going beyond military equipment totals and perceived fighting strength is the actual manpower that drives a given military. Wars of attrition favor those with more. Total Population: 145,500,482 Available Manpower: 69,117,271 Fit for Service: 46,812,553 Reaching Military Age Annually: 1,354,202] Active Frontline Personnel: 766,000 Active Reserve Personnel: 2,485,000 LAND SYSTEMS Tank value includes Main Battle Tanks, light tanks and tank destroyers, either wheeled or tracked. AFV value includes Armored Personnel Carriers (APCs) and Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs). Tanks: 15,500 Armored Fighting Vehicles (AFVs): 27,607 Self-Propelled Guns (SPGs): 5,990 Towed-Artillery: 4,625 Multiple-Launch Rocket Systems (MLRSs): 3,781 AIR POWER Includes both fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft from all branches of service. All aircraft types accounted (UAVs, gunships, special mission, naval/carrier, trainers, etc). Total Aircraft: 3,082 Fighters/Interceptors: 736 Fixed-Wing Attack Aircraft: 1,289 Transport Aircraft: 730 Trainer Aircraft: 303 Helicopters: 973 Attack Helicopters: 114 NAVAL POWER Aircraft Carrier value does not include dedicated "helicopter carrier" vessels. Total naval strength includes all known auxiliaries as well. Total Naval Strength: 352 Aircraft Carriers: 1 Frigates: 4 Destroyers: 13 Corvettes: 74 Submarines: 63 Coastal Defense Craft: 65 Mine Warfare: 34 RESOURCES (PETROLEUM) Despite the advances made in battlefield technology, oil remains the lifeblood of any fighting force. Oil Production: 11,000,000 bbl/day Oil Consumption: 2,200,000 bbl/day] Proven Oil Reserves: 80,000,000,000 bbl/day LOGISTICAL War is as much a battle of logistics - moving man and machine from points all over - as it is direct combat. Labor Force reflects possible wartime industry strength. Labor Force: 75,680,000 Merchant Marine Strength: 1,143] Major Ports and Terminals: 7 Roadway Coverage: 982,000 Railway Coverage: 87,157 Serviceable Airports: 1,218 FINANCIAL (in USD) Regardless of military strength in numbers, war is still driven by financing as much as any one leader or weapon. Defense Budget: $76,600,000,000 External Debt: $631,800,000,000 Reserves of Foreign Exchange and Gold: $537,600,000,000 Purchasing Power Parity: $2,486,000,000,000 GEOGRAPHY (in km) Geographical values primarily figure into a defensive-minded war (i.e. invasion). Square Land Area: 17,098,242 km Coastline: 37,653 km Shared Border: 20,241 km Waterways: 102,000 km United States of America MANPOWER Going beyond military equipment totals and perceived fighting strength is the actual manpower that drives a given military. Wars of attrition favor those with more. Total Population: 316,668,567 Available Manpower: 145,212,012 Fit for Service: 120,022,084 Reaching Military Age Annually: 4,217,412] Active Frontline Personnel: 1,430,000 Active Reserve Personnel: 850,880 LAND SYSTEMS Tank value includes Main Battle Tanks, light tanks and tank destroyers, either wheeled or tracked. AFV value includes Armored Personnel Carriers (APCs) and Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs). Tanks: 8,325 Armored Fighting Vehicles (AFVs): 25,782 Self-Propelled Guns (SPGs): 1,934 Towed-Artillery: 1,791 Multiple-Launch Rocket Systems (MLRSs): 1,330 AIR POWER Includes both fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft from all branches of service. All aircraft types accounted (UAVs, gunships, special mission, naval/carrier, trainers, etc). Total Aircraft: 13,683 Fighters/Interceptors: 2,271 Fixed-Wing Attack Aircraft: 2,601 Transport Aircraft: 5,222 Trainer Aircraft: 2,745 Helicopters: 6,012 Attack Helicopters: 914 NAVAL POWER Aircraft Carrier value does not include dedicated "helicopter carrier" vessels. Total naval strength includes all known auxiliaries as well. Total Naval Strength: 473 Aircraft Carriers: 10 Frigates: 15 Destroyers: 62 Corvettes: 0 Submarines: 72 Coastal Defense Craft: 13 Mine Warfare: 13 RESOURCES (PETROLEUM) Despite the advances made in battlefield technology, oil remains the lifeblood of any fighting force. Oil Production: 8,500,000 bbl/day Oil Consumption: 19,000,000 bbl/day] Proven Oil Reserves: 20,680,000,000 bbl/day LOGISTICAL War is as much a battle of logistics - moving man and machine from points all over - as it is direct combat. Labor Force reflects possible wartime industry strength. Labor Force: 155,000,000 Merchant Marine Strength: 393] Major Ports and Terminals: 24 Roadway Coverage: 6,586,610 Railway Coverage: 224,792 Serviceable Airports: 13,513 FINANCIAL (in USD) Regardless of military strength in numbers, war is still driven by financing as much as any one leader or weapon. Defense Budget: $612,500,000,000 External Debt: $15,930,000,000,000 Reserves of Foreign Exchange and Gold: $150,200,000,000 Purchasing Power Parity: $15,940,000,000,000 GEOGRAPHY (in km) Geographical values primarily figure into a defensive-minded war (i.e. invasion). Square Land Area: 9,826,675 km Coastline: 19,924 km Shared Border: 12,034 km Waterways: 41,009 km