Russia 0 of 100: July Civilian Toll Hits 170 Per Day — Highest Since 2023; Kyiv Jul 5-6 Kills 21-Plus, Zero of 23 Missiles Intercepted; Dnipro Strike Kills 17; EU Special Tribunal Active; Ukraine 50.0 of 100 Confirmed; South Sudan 0 of 100 — Famine Risk in Four Counties

The proposal was based on: Cristosal — El Salvador's leading human rights organization after 25 years — forced into exile under prosecution threat; the indefinite presidential re-election constitutional amendment enacted August 2025 by a 57-to-3 vote; 86 documented political prisoners; child life-sentences; and 140-plus rights defenders who have fled the country. El Salvador drops from the July priority cluster. This is the first applied score change since the June series — the prior apply was Humana on June 21, 2026. The pending queue entered July 6 empty and exits July 6 empty. China holds at 19.5 of 100 in the Critical band. The Ethnic Unity and Progress Law's Article 63 diaspora liability has been in force for six days without a documented enforcement action — no prosecution, forced rendition, or family detention of a diaspora member has been confirmed in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, or the United States. The sub-threshold composite dock of approximately -1.5 points does not cross the change threshold without an enforcement event. China at 19.5 of 100 sits 0.5 points below the Critical-to-Developing boundary at 20.0.

The UN red alert issued July 3 is now three days on record: 500,000 people face imminent siege risk in North Kordofan's state capital alongside 105,000 internally displaced persons in surrounding zones. Al-Burhan has not accepted a ceasefire. The RSF's El Obeid offensive is non-state conduct. Sudan at 0 of 100 reflects the Sudanese government's own prior conduct: the breakdown of state protection and documented rejection of ceasefire proposals. The scored upgrade trigger — an implemented civilian-protecting ceasefire with unobstructed humanitarian access — has not occurred. The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) holds at 2.3 of 100 — near-floor Critical. The WHO July 6 update recorded 1,561 confirmed cases and 506 deaths — up from 1,406 cases and 438 deaths on July 3. The 155-case 3-day increment is the fastest in the outbreak's history. The outbreak is in the July natural Bundibugyo seasonal peak window, active through July 31. No approved Bundibugyo vaccine exists. Contact tracing stands at approximately 45 percent. Multi-continent spread to Uganda, France, and Germany was confirmed in the prior cycle. The floor-crossing trigger — documented government obstruction of WHO response corridors in Haut-Uele, Ituri, or North Kivu — has not occurred. Confirmed at 0 of 100 for Sudan; confidence: high. Confirmed at 2.3 of 100 for DRC; confidence: high.

The protest-suppression watch flag remains active through July 9. A documented lethal crackdown on mourners, demonstrators, or political rivals during the July 4-9 funeral window constitutes a new scored harm event. Under the double-count rule, the 141 June executions and the Fallahi death sentence (July 1) continue the already-priced 784-plus annual pattern — a single month's count does not open a new scored threshold on its own. US-Iran Doha nuclear talks are scheduled to resume July 11. Haiti holds at 4.7 of 100 — near-floor Critical. The Temporary Protected Status work-authorization for approximately 350,000 Haitians expires July 10 — four days away. This is United States conduct, scored against the United States under the benchmark's attribution rule — not against Haiti. The Haitian government did not cause the TPS termination. Gang control of approximately 90 percent of Port-au-Prince — with 8,200-plus people killed year-to-date — is non-state conduct. 5.8 million people are food insecure and 1.5 million are displaced. No fresh Haitian-state own-conduct event was identified in the July 6 window. The July 10 TPS expiration is the next concrete US-conduct checkpoint in this arc. Confirmed at 2.5 of 100 for Iran; confidence: high. Confirmed at 4.7 of 100 for Haiti; confidence: medium.

Both events are Israel's own realized conduct, correctly scored against Israel as the perpetrator. The al-Mawasi drone strike would constitute a scored downgrade trigger for any entity above its floor. Israel is already at the 0 of 100 floor; these events reinforce but cannot lower the floor. Israel's entry clarifies the attribution architecture for this cluster: harm perpetrated by Israel is scored against Israel; Lebanon (17.2 of 100) is scored on Lebanon's own state conduct; Palestine (25.0 of 100) is scored on Palestinian-authority own conduct. Palestine holds at 25.0 of 100. The July 6 killing of six Palestinians is Israel's conduct, scored against Israel under the directionality rule. Hamas's announced dissolution of its Gaza government is a procedural and unrealized handover — the committee remains outside Gaza; members have described it as a formality. Absence of new Palestinian-state own-harm is not an upgrade signal; absence of new own-harm is not scored as positive conduct. Venezuela holds at 18.0 of 100. The official death toll from the June 24 earthquake reached 3,300-plus on Day 12 with approximately 50,000 people unaccounted. The July 8 two-week checkpoint is two days out. Acceptance of external aid from international partners continues. Fifteen false-positive screens were documented for the fourth consecutive cycle — the first four-cycle record streak in the benchmark's history. All seven false-positive category types remain simultaneously active for the fourth straight night. 60 screens across four cycles with zero incorrect score movements.

• Russia (0 of 100): The July 5-6 Kyiv barrage killed 21-plus civilians with zero of 23 missiles intercepted. The simultaneous Dnipro strike killed 17. That is 38-plus confirmed dead in the July 5-6 window — the highest two-day total in the July series.
• The July daily civilian-casualty rate stands at 170 per day — the highest since 2023. By this quantitative measure, July 2026 is the most severe month in the benchmark's tracking period for Russia-attributed civilian targeting. The EU crime-of-aggression Special Tribunal is operational. 20,500-plus children forcibly deported remain on record.
• Russia at 0 of 100 cannot go lower. Ukraine at 50.0 of 100 holds on its own civilian-protection conduct. The attribution rule functions correctly: Russia's deliberate targeting is Russia's scored harm; Ukraine's sheltering and evacuation response is Ukraine's scored conduct.
• The 170/day figure is a structurally distinct data point. It surpasses the 2023 seasonal average and positions July 2026 as the most intensive documented sustained pace of Russia-attributed civilian targeting in this benchmark's tracking period. The EU Special Tribunal documents accountability in parallel.

• Sudan (0 of 100): Al Jazeera's July 6 report explicitly draws a comparison between El Obeid and El Fasher — the site that produced Amnesty International's crimes-against-humanity finding in the July series. The framing documents a humanitarian-news consensus forming around El Obeid as the next major atrocity geography.
• The UN red alert (July 3) is now three days on record. 500,000 people remain at imminent siege risk in North Kordofan's state capital alongside 105,000 IDPs in surrounding zones. Al-Burhan has not accepted a ceasefire. The Amnesty El Fasher crimes-against-humanity report stands from July 3.
• Both evidence packages are RSF (non-state) conduct. Sudan at 0 of 100 reflects the Sudanese government's own prior conduct: the breakdown of state protection and Al-Burhan's documented rejection of ceasefire proposals. The scored upgrade trigger — an implemented civilian-protecting ceasefire with unobstructed access — has not occurred.
• The structural condition: Al Jazeera's framing is not a scored event. But it documents the humanitarian-news consensus that El Obeid is following the El Fasher playbook. If El Obeid follows El Fasher to a confirmed atrocity finding, the record will show the signal was on record by July 6. OCHA's documentation of the El Obeid siege evolution is the next critical evidence checkpoint.