1 •
Eugènia Balcells, 82, Spanish visual artist, cancer. •
Jeelani Bano, 89, Indian writer. •
Mark Bittner, 74, American writer, heart attack. •
Jacopo Camagni, 48, Italian illustrator and comics artist, complications from heart surgery. •
Vasile Constantin Mao, 88, Romanian rugby union coach and academic. •
Davíð Oddsson, 78, Icelandic politician,
prime minister (1991–2004),
minister for foreign affairs (2004–2005), and
mayor of Reykjavík (1982–1991). •
Dagfinn Føllesdal, 93, Norwegian-born American academic and philosopher. •
Andrzej Gąsienica-Józkowy, 79–80, Polish mountain rescuer. •
Kermit Gosnell, 85, American serial killer. •
Suzanne Gunzburger, 86, American activist. •
Vyacheslav Klepikov, 76, Ukrainian nuclear physicist. •
Yuri Korolev, 91, Russian ice hockey player (
Severstal Cherepovets) and administrator. •
Slavcho Krumov, 50, Bulgarian politician,
MP (2023–2024). •
Margaret Aliyatul Maimunah, 47, Indonesian women's rights activist. •
Rino Marchesi, 88, Italian football player (
Fiorentina,
national team) and manager (
Juventus). •
Christine Johnson McPhail, 80, American academic administrator, president of
St. Augustine's University (2021–2023), cancer. •
Käthe Menzel-Jordan, 109, German architect. •
Arnaud Nguefack, 38, Cameroonian journalist. •
Clément Oubrerie, 59, French comics artist (
Aya de Yopougon). •
Neville Peat, 78, New Zealand natural history writer and photographer. •
Josep Perarnau, 97, Spanish theologian. •
Bob Power, 74, American record producer and audio engineer. •
Patricia Schady, 47–48, British astrophysicist. •
Lubomír Šik, 98, Czech regional historian. •
Mike Smith, 59, Scottish cricketer (
national team). •
Kenith Trodd, 90, British television producer (
Pennies from Heaven). •
Jonathan Tyler, 85, British political activist and academic. •
Alexander Tzonis, 88, Greek-French architect. •
Georgi Velinov, 68, Bulgarian footballer (
Cherno More,
CSKA Sofia,
national team). •
Gary Walker, 83, American musician (
The Standells,
The Walker Brothers), stroke. •
Wong Kiew-kit, 81, Malaysian martial artist. •
Yukkie B, 56, Dutch rapper, kidney cancer. •
Vadim Zelichenok, 70, Russian track and field coach.
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José Luis Álvarez, 65, Chilean footballer (
Deportes La Serena,
Colo-Colo,
national team), complications from liver cancer. •
Natale Amodeo, 92, Italian politician,
deputy (1979–1992). •
Jahanara Arzu, 93, Bangladeshi poet. •
Kevin Ashcroft, 81, English rugby league player (
Leigh,
Warrington) and coach (
Salford). •
Mahendra Bohra, 79, Indian film producer (
Tejaa,
Hume Tumse Pyaar Kitna). •
Jack Chambers, 87, Canadian linguist. •
Alice Chien Chang, 75, Taiwanese molecular biologist and neuroscientist. •
Sidney Dorsey, 86, American sheriff and convicted murderer. •
Umar Dzhabrailov, 67, Russian banker and politician,
senator (2004–2009), suicide by gunshot. •
Len Garry, 84, English musician (
The Quarrymen), pneumonia. •
Andrew Gunn, 58, Canadian film producer (
Freaky Friday,
Sky High,
Cruella), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. •
Ivan Hall, 93, British architectural historian. •
Douglas Hambidge, 98, British-born Canadian Anglican clergyman, bishop of
Caledonia (1969–1980) and
New Westminster (1980–1993). •
Stephen Hibbert, 68, American actor (
Pulp Fiction,
True Jackson, VP) and television writer (
Late Night with David Letterman), heart attack. •
Pat Hyland, 84, Australian jockey and horse trainer. •
Nikolay Kolyada, 68, Russian playwright, actor, and stage director, double pneumonia. •
Timothy D. Leonard, 86, American politician and jurist, member of the
Oklahoma Senate (1979–1988), judge of the
U.S. District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma (since 1992). •
Daniel Migliore, 90, American theologian. •
Yanar Mohammed, 66, Iraqi women's rights activist, shot. •
Hélène Mouchard-Zay, 85, French academic and writer. •
Ong Kok Hai, 80, Malaysian microbiologist. •
Kohei Otsuka, 66, Japanese politician, member of the
House of Councillors (2001–2024), heart failure. •
Chase Pistone, 42, American racing driver. •
Pockets Warhol, 33, Canadian capuchin monkey artist. •
Billy Rafter, 96, American stock car driver. •
John Resman, 70, American politician, member of the
Kansas House of Representatives (since 2017). •
Benedetto Santapaola, 87, Italian gangster. •
Try Sutrisno, 90, Indonesian military officer and politician,
vice president (1993–1998),
commander of the Armed Forces (1988–1993), and
chief of staff (1986–1988). •
Kurt Strauss, 95, German-born British electrical engineer. •
Oliver Thill, 55, Dutch architect. •
Terry Tobacco, 90, Canadian Olympic runner (
1956,
1960). •
Slava Tsukerman, 85, Russian film director, screenwriter and producer (
Liquid Sky). •
Mike Vernon, 81, English record producer ("
Albatross", "
Hocus Pocus"), music executive and recording studio owner (
Chipping Norton Recording Studios). •
Janardan Waghmare, 91, Indian educationist and politician,
MP (2008–2014). •
Diamond Dave Whitaker, 88, American poet and activist.
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Alfredo Bengzon, 90, Filipino physician,
secretary of health (1986–1992). •
Roy Book Binder, 82, American blues musician. •
Vijay Crishna, 81, Indian actor (
Devdas,
Chain Kulii Ki Main Kulii,
Guzaarish). •
Patrick Dewolf, 75, French film director and screenwriter (
Tandem). •
Sergey Duvakin, 97, Russian politician,
chairman of the executive committee of the Jewish Autonomous Oblast (1971–1985). •
Ted Emery, 78–79, Australian television director (
Countdown,
Fast Forward,
Kath & Kim), cancer. •
David Eugene Fellhauer, 86, American Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Victoria in Texas (1990–2015). •
Tim Gerresheim, 87, German fencer, Olympic bronze medalist (
1960). •
Alvin Greene, 48, American politician, pneumonia. •
Nancy Grewal, 45, Indian-born Canadian influencer and activist, stabbed. •
Gustav Gunsenheimer, 91, German composer and church music director. •
Robert Hinkle, 95, American stuntman (
Bronco Buster) and actor (
Hud,
Gunsmoke), fall. •
Masako Ikeda, 87, Japanese voice actress (
Galaxy Express 999,
Aim for the Ace!,
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep). •
Patrice Jeener, 81, French artist and copper engraver. •
Unni-Lise Jonsmoen, 89, Norwegian illustrator and children's writer. •
Zsolt Kerestely, 91, Romanian composer and conductor. •
Muhammad al-Khuli, 88, Syrian military officer, chief of the
air force intelligence directorate (1970–1987) and the
air force (1994–1999). •
Carol Kitman, 96, American photographer. •
Bernard Launois, 95, French film director (
Devil Story). •
Mujahid, 30, American Thoroughbred racehorse. •
Klaus Müller, 81, German Marxian economist and academic. •
Fernando Ónega, 78, Spanish journalist, speechwriter (
Puedo prometer y prometo), and presidential communications director. •
Bob Rosenfarb, 74, American television producer and writer (
Step by Step, ''
Who's the Boss?, Head of the Class''). •
Peter Schneider, 85, German writer (
Berlin Now). •
Valentin Shcherbakov, 89, Russian politician, member of the
Soviet of the Union (1979–1984). •
Danièle Sicot-Coulon, 90, French Olympic gymnast (
1956,
1960). •
Yoshiharu Tsuge, 88, Japanese manga artist (
Nejishiki), aspiration pneumonia. •
K. P. Unnikrishnan, 89, Indian politician,
MP (1971–1996). •
Eugenio Viale, 86, Italian politician,
deputy (2001–2006). •
Gabriele Vianello, 87, Italian basketball player (
Olimpia Milano,
Reyer Venezia,
Varese). •
László Vincze, 74, Hungarian politician,
MP (1998–2014). (death announced on this date) •
Andrew Watson, 64, British Anglican clergyman, bishop of
Aston (2008–2014) and
Guildford (since 2014), member of the
House of Lords (since 2022), pancreatic cancer. •
Andrea Weiss, 60, American rabbi, cancer. •
Valentyna Yeshchenko, 79, Ukrainian politician,
deputy (1990–1994).
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Catherine C. Blake, 75, American jurist, chief judge (2014–2017) and judge (since 1995) of the
U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. •
Clive Byers, 68, British bird watcher. •
John Cadman, 91, British Olympic field hockey player (
1964) and cricketer (
Suffolk). •
Janusz Cegliński, 76, Polish Olympic basketball player (
1972). •
Dennis Cometti, 76, Australian sports commentator,
football player and coach (
West Perth). •
Lyle Conway, American actor, puppeteer and designer. (death announced on this date) •
Jacky Cupit, 88, American golfer. •
Vasilios Daniil, 87, Greek football manager (
Panathinaikos,
Olympiacos Volos,
national team). •
Ahmed Ibrahim Darwish, 83, Egyptian writer and poet. •
Luis del Castillo Estrada, 90, Uruguayan Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of
Montevideo (1988–1999) and bishop of
Melo (1999–2009). •
Rosario Di Vincenzo, 84, Italian footballer (
Inter Milan,
Genoa,
U.C. Sampdoria). •
Anis Djaad, 51, Algerian film director and screenwriter (''
La Vie d'après''). •
Hélène Dorlhac, 90, French doctor and politician. •
H. K. Dua, 88, Indian journalist (
Hindustan Times,
The Tribune),
MP (2009–2015). •
Ronnie Eldridge, 95, American politician, member of the
New York City Council (1989–2001). •
Lou Holtz, 89, American
Hall of Fame college football coach (
Notre Dame Fighting Irish,
Arkansas Razorbacks,
NC State Wolfpack) and sportscaster. •
Toshikazu Kawasaki, 70, Japanese paperfolder and origami theorist, injuries sustained in a house fire. •
Georg Koch, 54, German footballer (
Fortuna Düsseldorf,
MSV Duisburg,
1. FC Kaiserslautern), pancreatic cancer. •
Mosiuoa Lekota, 77, South African politician and anti-Apartheid activist,
minister of defence (1999–2008) and
premier of the Free State (1994–1996), cancer. •
Philip Low, 78, American chemist. •
Victoria MacKenzie-Childs, 77, American ceramic artist, co-founder of
MacKenzie-Childs. •
Timothy A. McDonnell, 88, American Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of
New York (2001–2004) and bishop of
Springfield of Massachusetts (2004–2014), cancer. •
Richard Menschel, 92, American investment banker (
Goldman Sachs), brain cancer. •
Russell W. Meyer Jr., 93, American aviation executive, CEO of
Grumman (1966–1974) and
Cessna (1975–2000, 2002–2004). •
V. R. Muthu, 72, Indian sesame oil industry executive, chairman of
Idhayam (since 1987). •
Ana Luisa Peluffo, 96, Mexican actress (
Las señoritas Vivanco,
The Phantom of the Operetta,
Paper Flowers). •
Mouta Penda, Cameroonian comedian. •
Soli Philander, 65, South African actor (''
Devil's Peak''), director and television presenter, cancer. •
Boris Podkorytov, 77, Kyrgyzstani football player (
Alga Frunze,
Lokomotiv Moscow) and manager (
national team). •
Bernard Rands, 92, British-American composer. •
Ari Salin, 79, Finnish Olympic hurdler and sprinter (
1972). •
Song Ping, 108, Chinese politician,
head of the organization department (1987–1989),
state councillor (1983–1988), and
governor of Gansu (1977–1979). •
Sheik Mahaboob Subhani, 71, Indian
nadaswaram player. •
William Thoresson, 93, Swedish gymnast, Olympic champion (
1952). •
Joseph T. Threston, 90, American Navy systems engineer. •
Philip Trusttum, 85, New Zealand figurative expressionist artist. •
Ekaterina Vedunova, 45, Russian actress (
Sklifosovsky), traffic collision. •
Chris Wheeler, 52, English chef. •
David Wilde, 75, English cricketer (
Derbyshire).
5 •
Reinaldo Aleluia, 53, Brazilian footballer (
Bahia,
Espérance,
Ceará), cardiorespiratory arrest. •
Cecil L. Alexander, 90, American politician, member of the
Arkansas House of Representatives (1963–1979). •
David Chivers, 81, British primate biologist. •
Bobby Cummines, 74, English gangster. •
Maurice J. Freedman, 86, American librarian,
president of the American Library Association (2002–2003). •
Pedro Friedeberg, 90, Italian-born Mexican visual artist. •
Antoine Ghandour, 83, Lebanese writer. •
Keith Gillhouley, 91, English cricketer (
Yorkshire,
Nottinghamshire). •
Alexander Guts, 78, Russian mathematician. •
H. H. Hamid, 83, Indian Olympic footballer (
1960). •
Bob Harlan, 89, American football executive (
Green Bay Packers). •
Sir Tony Hoare, 92, British computer scientist (
Quicksort,
Quickselect,
Hoare logic). •
Jerzy Józefiak, 88, Polish politician,
MP (1989–1991). •
Uladzimir Karyzna, 87, Belarusian poet (
national anthem). •
András Katona, 88, Hungarian water polo player, Olympic bronze medallist (
1960). •
Yonehiko Kitagawa, 94, Japanese voice actor (
Kinnikuman,
Tiger Mask,
Sally the Witch), pneumonia. •
Bernard Lafayette, 85, American civil rights activist, heart attack. •
Marguerite Lamour, 69, French politician, mayor of
Ploudalmézeau (2001–2025) and
deputy (2002–2012). •
Jane Lapotaire, 81, English actress (
Piaf,
Love Hurts,
Rebecca),
Tony Award winner (
1981). •
Joan Leitzel, 89, American mathematician. •
António Lobo Antunes, 83, Portuguese novelist (
The Land at the End of the World,
Fado Alexandrino). •
Karel Malý, 95, Czech lawyer, rector of
Charles University (1995–1999). •
Jacques Michel, 84, Canadian musician and songwriter. •
Joaquín Palacín, 51, Spanish politician, member of the
Cortes of Aragon (since 2011). •
Corey Parker, 60, American actor (
Biloxi Blues,
Friday the 13th: A New Beginning,
Will & Grace), cancer. •
Eigra Lewis Roberts, 86, Welsh writer, playwright and poet. •
Mihail Secichin, 82, Moldovan pianist, director of
Maria Bieșu National Opera and Ballet Theatre (1990–1992). •
Eli Shamir, 91, Israeli mathematician and computer scientist. •
Graham Sissons, 91, English footballer (
Walsall,
Birmingham City,
Peterborough United). •
Jānis Streičs, 89, Latvian film director (''
A Limousine the Colour of Midsummer's Eve, Cilvēka bērns''). •
Masaru Urata, 100, Japanese politician, member of the
House of Councillors (1983–1989, 1992–1998). •
Sandy Wernick, 86, American film and television producer (
ALF,
Happy Gilmore,
Def Comedy Jam). •
Albert Zuckerman, 94, American literary agent.
6 •
Gerda Antti, 96, Swedish writer. •
Narayan Bareth, 68, Indian journalist and political analyst, cardiac arrest. •
Rolf Birkhölzer, 76, German football player (
1. FC Köln,
KSV Hessen Kassel) and manager (
FSV Frankfurt). •
Aleksandr Dulichenko, 84, Russian-Estonian Esperantist, linguist and
Slavic microlanguages expert. •
Gyula Gobby Fehér, 82, Serbian writer. •
Francisco Fernández Carvajal, 88, Spanish Roman Catholic priest and writer. •
Pasquale Fiore, 72, Italian footballer (
Napoli,
Udinese). •
Franco Vito Gaiezza, 66, Italian musician and writer, heart attack. •
Giorgio Gosetti, 70, Italian film critic, journalist and essayist, founder of the
Giornate degli Autori. •
Colleen Hanabusa, 74, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (2011–2015, 2016–2019), cancer. •
Nathan Healey, 76, New Zealand runner, brain injuries sustained in a cycling accident. •
André Kabile, 87, French footballer (
Nîmes Olympique). •
Nikolay Kondakov, 76, Russian politician,
MP (1994–1996). •
William C. Leary, 87, American politician, member of the
Connecticut House of Representatives (1967–1973). •
Jan Lenferink, 80, Dutch radio and television presenter. •
Antonio Marsina, 80, Italian actor (
Keoma,
Vatican Conspiracy,
Tornado: The Last Blood). •
Lolo Matalasi Moliga, 78, American Samoan politician,
governor of American Samoa (2013–2021). •
Thaddeus Mosley, 99, American sculptor. •
Govind Parmar, 72, Indian politician,
Gujarat MLA (1995–2003, since 2017). •
Patrick Pasculli, 78, American politician,
mayor of Hoboken, New Jersey (1988–1993). •
Antonio Puddu, 81, Italian boxer. •
Alan Ridge, 91, Australian politician,
Western Australia MLA (1968–1980). •
Jennifer Runyon, 65, American actress (
Another World,
Ghostbusters,
Charles in Charge), cancer. •
Norma C. Russell, 88, American politician, member of the
South Carolina Senate (1981–1983). •
Ingrid Schmithüsen, 66, German operatic soprano. •
Tsutomu Shibayama, 84, Japanese anime director (
Doraemon), lung cancer. •
Tierney Thys, 59, American marine biologist and science educator. •
Christos Valavanidis, 81, Greek actor (
The Wretches Are Still Singing,
Loafing and Camouflage,
Crying... Silicon Tears) and poet. •
Hans Wagner, 62, German-born Dutch politician,
MP (2006).
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Vidi Aldiano, 35, Indonesian singer-songwriter, kidney cancer. •
Eduard Apalkov, 56, Russian footballer (
Dynamo Stavropol,
Belshina Bobruisk). •
Abolghasem Babaeian, Iranian government official, head of the Supreme Leader's military office and chief of staff of the
Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, airstrike. •
Sadok Belaïd, 87, Tunisian jurist and academic. •
Marie-Christine Boutonnet, 77, French politician,
MEP (2014–2019). •
David Brigati, 85, American singer (
Joey Dee and the Starliters,
The Rascals). •
Rostyslav Chapiuk, 88, Ukrainian politician,
MP (1994–1998). •
Nick Ciancio, 79, Australian Olympic weightlifter (
1972). •
Constantin Cojocariu, 60, Romanian rugby union player (
Știința Baia Mare,
national team). •
Jamie Dunn, 75, Australian puppeteer (
Agro), voice actor and radio host. •
James Garbarino, 78, American academic and psychologist (
Lost Boys: Why Our Sons Turn Violent and How We Can Save Them). •
Rose Marie Heck, 93, American politician, member of the
New Jersey General Assembly (1991–2004). •
Susan Henry, 79, American academic. •
Eddie Illingworth, 87, Australian cricketer (
Victoria). •
Samir Karabašić, 59, Bosnian Olympic canoeist (
1996). •
Ed Learn, 90, Canadian
football player (
Montreal Alouettes,
Toronto Argonauts). •
Country Joe McDonald, 84, American singer (
Country Joe and the Fish) and songwriter ("
I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die Rag"), complications from Parkinson's disease. •
Augie Meyers, 85, American musician (
Sir Douglas Quintet,
Texas Tornados). •
Troy Murray, 63, Canadian ice hockey player (
Chicago Blackhawks,
Winnipeg Jets,
Colorado Avalanche) and broadcaster,
Stanley Cup champion (
1996), cancer. •
Cameron Ontko, 33, American football player (
BC Lions), ruptured ulcer. •
Vicente Paniagua, 78, Spanish basketball player (
Real Madrid,
national team). •
Verdena Parker, 90, American last fluent speaker of the
Hupa language. •
Ninel Petrova, 101, Russian ballet dancer. •
Judith Rapoport, 92, American psychiatrist. •
Matt Salter, 49, English rugby union (
Bristol) and rugby league (
London Broncos) player. •
Nuno Morais Sarmento, 65, Portuguese politician,
minister of the presidency (2002–2005),
MP (2005–2009). •
Paul Seed, 78, British television director (
House of Cards,
Auf Wiedersehen, Pet) and actor (
Coronation Street), cancer. •
Mahendra Pal Singh, 85, Indian legal scholar. •
Sheldon Weinig, 98, American businessman, founder of
Materials Research Corporation.
8 •
Syed Muhammad Naquib al-Attas, 94, Malaysian philosopher. •
B. Wongar, 94, Serbian writer and photographer (
Totem and Ore). •
Hans-Georg Backhaus, 96, German Marxist economist and philosopher. •
Maricla Boggio, 88, Italian writer. •
Philip Bourne, 72, Australian bioinformatician and writer, mesothelioma. •
Antonio Camps, 87, Spanish football player (
Espanyol,
Catalonia national team) and manager (
Sants). •
Lutfiya al-Dulaimi, 87, Iraqi writer. •
Zeph Ellis, 37, British rapper. •
Curzia Ferrari, 96, Italian writer. •
Matt Gallagher, 52, English rugby union player (
Coventry R.F.C.), complications from motor neurone disease. •
Mohamed Hansal, 78, Algerian football referee. •
David Keene, 80, American political consultant, chair of the
American Conservative Union (1984–2011) and president of the
National Rifle Association (2011–2013), pancreatic cancer. •
Walid Khalidi, 100, Palestinian historian. •
Sir Anthony Leggett, 87, British-American theoretical physicist,
Nobel Prize laureate (2003). •
Arturo López, 90, Bolivian footballer (
Chaco Petrolero,
national team). •
Slavoljub Marjanović, 71, Serbian chess Grandmaster. •
Fahad Al-Mejmed, 33, Kuwaiti footballer (
Al Qadsia SC,
Al-Salmiya SC,
national team). •
Mantana Morakul, 102, Thai singer and actress. •
William Norvel, 90, American Catholic priest. •
David Rokni, 94, Israeli colonel. •
Sam Scarber, 76, American actor (
The Karate Kid,
Over the Top) and football player (
San Diego Chargers). •
Ray Schoenke, 84, American football player (
Dallas Cowboys,
Washington Redskins), cancer. •
Jerzy Szymanek, 88, Polish politician,
MP (1972–1985). •
Moulana Abdullah Tari, 86, Indian Islamic scholar and political activist.
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Umberto Allemandi, 88, Italian publisher. •
Richard Bozulich, 90, American
Go player. •
Alexander Butterfield, 99, American Air Force officer and presidential assistant (
Richard Nixon), administrator of the
FAA (1973–1975), key figure in the
Watergate scandal. •
Tamal Roy Chowdhury, 80, Indian actor (
Challenge,
Chander Pahar,
Bindaas), cardiac arrest. •
Patricia Clarke, 99, Australian writer, historian and journalist. •
Merrill Cook, 79, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (1997–2001). •
Mario D'Acquisto, 95, Italian politician. •
Tommy DeCarlo, 60, American singer (
Boston), brain cancer. •
Oleksandr Dovhach, 52, Ukrainian military pilot,
Hero of Ukraine (2025). •
Pierre el-Raï, 50, Lebanese Maronite priest, airstrike. •
Blake Emmons, 81, Canadian country singer and television host (
Funny Farm,
Chain Reaction). •
Engin Fırat, 55, Turkish football manager (
Saipa,
Moldova national team,
Kenya national team), heart attack. •
Gerard Gaynor, 104, American electrical engineer. •
Wylie Gibbs, 103, Australian politician,
MP (1963–1969). •
Martin Gugino, 81, American peace activist (
Buffalo police shoving incident). •
César Gutiérrez Peña, 69, Peruvian mechanical engineer. •
Heorhij Halenčanka, 89, Belarusian historian. •
Klaus Kribben, 88, German politician, member of the
Landtag of Schleswig-Holstein (1975–1996). •
Alisa Kurdian, 82, Armenian cinematographer. •
Allan Legere, 78, Canadian serial killer. •
Rauno Lehtiö, 84, Finnish Olympic ice hockey player (
1964). •
Yukie Maeda, 52, Japanese voice actress (
Love Hina,
Shin Koihime Musō,
Transformers: Armada). •
Ernie Mills, 91, American decoy maker. •
Mauricio Nanni, 46, Uruguayan footballer (
Montevideo Wanderers,
national team), cancer. •
Sergei Nekrasov, 53, Russian footballer (
Dynamo Moscow,
Khimki,
national team). •
Festus Onigbinde, 88, Nigerian football manager (
national team). •
K. N. Panikkar, 89, Indian historian. •
Leoš Šimánek, 79, Czech-German-Canadian traveler and writer. •
Phil Summerill, 78, English footballer (
Birmingham City,
Millwall,
Huddersfield Town). •
Wang Jinshan, 81, Chinese politician,
party secretary (2007–2010) and
governor of Anhui (2003–2007). •
Willie Anthony Waters, 74, American opera conductor and artistic director (
Connecticut Opera).
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Mohiuddin Ahmed, 75, Bangladeshi politician,
MP (1986–1988), pneumonia. •
Anna Asheshov, 84, British Olympic alpine skier (
1964). •
Allen Bell, 92, American Olympic cyclist (
1956,
1960). •
Derek Bellotti, 79, English footballer (
Southend United,
Gillingham,
Swansea City). •
Gérard Besnard, 80, French racing cyclist. •
IJf Blokker, 95, Dutch actor (
De Fred Haché Show, ''
Zeg 'ns Aaa, Van Oekel's Discohoek''), musician and presenter. •
Rebecca Chance, 59, British novelist and journalist. •
Betty Christian, 83, Pitcairn Islands politician. •
Abdulwahab Darawshe, 82, Israeli politician,
MK (1984–1999). •
Alfredo Bryce Echenique, 87, Peruvian writer (
A World for Julius,
Huerto cerrado). •
Pascal Edoh Agbove, 55, Togolese businessman and civil servant. •
Biren Sing Engti, 81, Indian politician,
MP (2004–2019). •
Luc Giard, 69, Canadian cartoonist and artist. •
Susan Haack, 80, British philosopher. •
Michael Hague, 77, American illustrator (
The Hobbit, ''
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland''). •
Zdeněk Hummel, 79, Czech basketball player (
USK Praha,
Slovan Orbis Praha BK,
Czechoslovakia national team) and coach. •
Alojz Ihan, 64, Slovenian immunologist and poet. •
Valeriu Irimescu, 85, Romanian rugby union player (
Paris Université Club,
Sporting Club d'Angoulême,
national team). •
Lloyd Jones, 74, Welsh novelist. •
Kim Yong-chae, 93, South Korean politician, mayor of the
Nowon District (1996–1998). •
Orhan Kaynak, 56, Turkish football player (
Beşiktaş,
Trabzonspor,
national team) and manager, heart attack. •
László Kiss, 75, Hungarian judge, justice of the
constitutional court (1998–2016). •
Hermann Kulke, 87, German Indologist. •
Lee Sang-hee, 80, South Korean general and politician,
minister of national defense (2008–2009). •
Moon Yong-joo, 93, South Korean politician,
MP (1981–1985). •
Giorgos Panousopoulos, 84, Greek film director (
Mania,
Love Me Not?,
Testosterone), cinematographer and screenwriter. •
Raúl del Pozo, 89, Spanish journalist. •
Viktor Shreyder, 74, Russian politician,
MP (2011–2021). •
Matt Snell, 84, American football player (
New York Jets). •
Thakkali Srinivasan, 72, Indian film director (
Jenma Natchathram,
Witness,
Aduthathu) and musician. •
Melvin Steinberg, 92, American politician,
lieutenant governor of Maryland (1987–1995) and member of the
Maryland Senate (1967–1987). •
Fumiko Takeshita, 69, Japanese novelist. •
Luc Van der Kelen, 77, Belgian journalist. •
Zalek, 30, Colombian
reggaeton singer, traffic collision.
11 •
Jean-François Boclé, 54, French artist. •
Ron Delany, 91, Irish middle-distance runner, Olympic champion (
1956). •
Valentin Gneushev, 74, Russian circus director (
Cirque du Soleil,
Moscow State Circus) and choreographer. •
Jan Holmlund, 68, Swedish Olympic ski jumper (
1980). •
Michel Hulin, 90, French philosopher. •
Jeong Chi-geun, 94, South Korean politician,
minister of justice (1982). •
Niaz Ahmed Jhakkar, 71, Pakistani politician,
MNA (2002–2007, 2018–2023). •
Gladys Kokorwe, 78, Botswanan politician,
speaker of the National Assembly (2014–2019). •
Lewis Lehrman, 87, American banker and politician, complications from Parkinson's disease. •
Nev MacEwan, 91, New Zealand rugby union player (
Wellington,
national team). •
Luciano Magnalbò, 82, Italian politician,
senator (1996–2006). •
Jesús Malavé, 60, Venezuelan sprinter. •
Marcelino Miyares Sotolongo, 88, Cuban-American politician and marketing executive. •
Salih Muslim, 75, Syrian Kurdish politician, kidney failure. •
Catherine Nolan, 67, American politician, member of the
New York State Assembly (1985–2022), cancer. •
Judy Pace, 83, American actress (
Peyton Place,
The Young Lawyers, ''
Brian's Song''). •
Robin Pizer, 83, British mathematician (
GCHQ), civic leader and chairman emeritus of
National Rifle Association. •
Wendy Playfair, 99, Australian actress (
Prisoner). •
Kiril Pop Hristov, 58, Macedonian actor (
Bal-Can-Can), heart attack. •
Kavuri Samba Siva Rao, 82, Indian politician,
MP (1984–2014) and
minister of textiles (2013–2014). •
Jesse Roth, 91, American endocrinologist. •
Serena's Song, 33, American Thoroughbred racehorse. •
Henryk Stroniarz, 89, Polish football player (
Cracocia,
national team) and manager (
Stal Mielec). •
Martha Sundquist, 88, American service executive, member of board of governors for the
USO (1989–1992). •
Patrick Trémège, 71, French politician,
deputy (1995–1997). •
Natalya Vetoshnikova, 104, Russian tennis player. •
Gary Wagner, 85, American baseball player (
Philadelphia Phillies,
Boston Red Sox). •
Marina Yusoff, 84, Malaysian politician, lawyer and businesswoman.
12 •
Daniel Amey, 84, American application engineer. •
Ernie Anastos, 82, American news anchor (
WABC) and talk show host, pneumonia. •
Tony Balsamo, 89, American baseball player (
Chicago Cubs). •
Hussein Bazzi, 38, Lebanese academic (
Lebanese University), airstrike. •
Enrica Bonaccorti, 76, Italian television presenter (
Non è la Rai) and actress (
Your Vice Is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key,
The Sensual Man), pancreatic cancer. •
Tom Brown, 89, American
Hall of Fame football player (
BC Lions). •
Asim Bukhari, 76, Pakistani actor (
Badmash Gujjar). •
John Fisher Burns, 81, British journalist (
The New York Times), pneumonia. •
Bruno Contrada, 94, Italian police and intelligence officer. •
Francine Descarries, 84, Canadian sociologist and academic. •
Brian Doherty, 57, American journalist (
The Washington Post,
The Wall Street Journal) and author (
Radicals for Capitalism), fall. •
Al Festa, 68, Italian film director, composer and screenwriter. •
Jorie Lueloff Friedman, 85, American news anchor (
WMAQ). •
Rennie Fritchie, Baroness Fritchie, 83, British life peer, member of the
House of Lords (2005–2024). •
Anastasios Gonis, 99, Greek politician,
MP (1993–1996). •
Harimurali, 27, Indian actor (
Rasikan,
Amar Akbar Anthony,
Annan Thampi), suicide. •
Petro Hasiuk, 75, Ukrainian politician,
MP (2006–2012). •
Guillaume Houphouët-Boigny, 88, Ivorian banker. •
Keith Ingham, 88, English jazz pianist. •
Kevin Kiely, 64, Irish politician,
mayor of Limerick (2009–2010), complications from Parkinson's disease. •
Valeri Kirss, 80, Estonian media personality and lawyer. •
Patrick Lemasle, 73, French politician,
deputy (1997–2017). •
Donald Liao, 96, Hong Kong civil servant and architect, secretary for
housing (1980–1985) and
district administration (1985–1989). •
Antón Louro, 73, Spanish politician, member of the
Parliament of Galicia (1997–2004),
deputy (2004–2009). •
Bernt Mæland, 67, Norwegian footballer (
Bryne,
Viking). •
Margareta Magnusson, 91, Swedish artist and essayist, advocate of
Swedish death cleaning. •
Trevor McMahon, 96, New Zealand cricketer (
Wellington,
national team). •
Boubacar Ould Messaoud, 80, Mauritanian human rights activist. •
John H. Morrison, 92, American lawyer. •
Dame Jenni Murray, 75, English journalist and broadcaster (''
Woman's Hour''). •
Kendall Myers, 88, American convicted spy. •
Jacques Revel, 83, French historian. •
David Sage, 85, American actor (
The Birdcage,
Campus Cops,
Highway to Heaven). •
Fahd bin Mahmoud al Said, 85, Omani politician,
deputy prime minister (since 1979). •
Peeter Simm, 73, Estonian film director (
Georg,
On the Water). •
Andrei Socaci, 59, Romanian weightlifter, Olympic silver medallist (
1984). (death announced on this date) •
Mortada Srour, Lebanese academic (
Lebanese University), airstrike. •
Joachim Wanke, 84, German Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop (1980–1994) and bishop (1994–2012) of
Erfurt.
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John Alford, 54, British actor (
Grange Hill, ''
London's Burning''), singer and convicted sex offender. •
Nick Baker, 88, American politician, member of the
Kentucky Senate (1970–1978). •
Jacques Basler, 84, Swiss sculptor. •
Giovanni Bolzoni, 88, Italian footballer (
Sampdoria,
Genoa,
Napoli). •
Billy Campbell, 81, Northern Irish footballer (
Dundee,
Motherwell,
national team). •
Phil Campbell, 64, Welsh guitarist (
Motörhead,
Persian Risk,
Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons), complications from surgery. •
Amy Carr, 34, English footballer (
Reading,
Northern Illinois Huskies,
IL Sandviken), brain tumour. •
H. J. Dora, 83, Indian police officer. •
Paul R. Ehrlich, 93, American biologist, environmentalist, and author (
The Population Bomb), cancer. •
Envoi Allen, 12, French
Thoroughbred racehorse, heart attack. •
David Evans, 85, British applied mathematician. •
Richard Evans, 91, American brigadier general. •
Rosina Fernhoff, 94, American actress (
A Novel Romance,
Studio One,
Spring Street). •
Ralf Friberg, 89, Finnish journalist (
Hufvudstadsbladet), politician, and
MP (1970–1979). •
Ann Gluckman, 98, New Zealand educator. •
Shujaat Hashmi, 75, Pakistani actor (
Waris,
Khaak Aur Khoon,
Wadda Khan), heart attack. •
Aleksandr Karin, 73, Russian actor and stuntman (
Peter the Great). •
Sultan Ali Keshtmand, 90, Afghan politician,
chairman of the Council of Ministers (1981–1988, 1989–1990). •
Marian Kielec, 84, Polish footballer (
Pogoń Szczecin,
national team). •
Madhu Malhotra, 72, Indian actress (
Vishwanath,
Satte Pe Satta,
Qayamat). •
Billy McCullough, 90, Northern Irish footballer (
Arsenal,
Millwall,
national team). •
İlber Ortaylı, 78, Turkish historian. •
John M. Perkins, 95, American Christian preacher, civil rights activist, and author. •
Hjálmar H. Ragnarsson, 73, Icelandic composer. •
Enric Reyna, 85, Spanish football executive, acting
president of FC Barcelona (2003). •
Zsigmond Ritoók, 96, Hungarian classical philologist. •
Ron Roberts, 83, English footballer (
Wrexham,
Tranmere Rovers,
Stafford Rangers), cancer. •
Fatma Sarhan, 97, Egyptian singer. •
John A. Shaud, 92, American Air Force general, chief of staff of the
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (1988–1991), complications from a stroke. •
Doug Shively, 88, American football coach (
New Orleans Saints,
Atlanta Falcons,
Houston Oilers). •
Eili Sild, 83, Estonian actress (
Devil with a False Passport). •
Gordon Wallace, 82, Scottish football player (
Dundee,
Montrose) and manager (
Raith Rovers). •
Wolfredo Wildpret de la Torre, 92, Spanish botanist. •
Phil Wise, 76, American football player (
New York Jets,
Minnesota Vikings). •
Siti Norma Yaakob, 85, Malaysian jurist,
chief judge of Malaya (2004–2006).
14 •
Lyudmila Arinina, 99, Russian actress (
A Teacher of Singing,
Waiting for Love,
Guest from the Future). •
Volodymyr Babayev, 74, Ukrainian scholar and politician,
governor of Kharkiv Oblast (2010). •
Jochen Bachfeld, 73, German boxer, Olympic champion (
1976). •
Roy R. Barrera Sr., 99, American politician and activist,
secretary of state of Texas (1968–1969). •
József Benke, 88, Hungarian historian. •
Jens Blauert, 87, German scientist (
psychoacoustics). •
Lamberto Cardia, 91, Italian politician,
secretary of the council of ministers (1995–1996). •
Amelia Casadei, 96, Italian politician,
deputy (1976–1979), member of the
Regional Council of Veneto (1985–1990). •
Brian Clarke, 87, British author, journalist and angler, chest infection. •
Lovorka Čoralić, 58, Croatian historian. •
Gemma Cuervo, 91, Spanish actress (
Vente a Alemania, Pepe,
Two Men and Two Women Amongst Them,
Aquí no hay quien viva). •
Francine Demichel, 87, French academic and jurist. •
Jack Dennis, 94, American computer scientist. •
Noureddine Djoudi, 92, Algerian diplomat. •
Paulo Fernando, 58, Brazilian politician, four-time
deputy. •
Nikolay Garo, 88, Russian production manager, producer and actor. •
Paul Geremia, 81, American blues musician. •
Jürgen Habermas, 96, German philosopher and sociologist (
The Theory of Communicative Action). •
Odd Holten, 85, Norwegian politician,
MP (1989–2005). •
Serge Mathieu, 90, French politician,
deputy (1973–1976),
senator (1977–2004). •
Sergio Merusi, 83, Italian politician and economist, mayor of
Novara (1993–1997). •
Shigeaki Mori, 88, Japanese historian and
atomic bomb survivor. •
Henry Nwosu, 62, Nigerian football player (
New Nigeria Bank,
national team) and manager (
Gateway United). •
Barbara Hatch Rosenberg, 97, American molecular biologist. •
Christopher A. Sims, 83, American economist,
Nobel laureate (2011). •
Steve Thel, 71, American academic and lawyer. •
Birte Weiss, 84, Danish politician,
minister of the interior (1993–1997). •
Hugh Winsor, 87, Canadian journalist (
The Globe and Mail), stroke. •
Andrew B. Wittkower, 91, British-born Canadian-American physicist. •
Phil Woolas, 66, British politician,
MP (1997–2010), brain cancer. •
Jordan Wright, 33, British reality television personality (
The Only Way Is Essex,
Ex on the Beach). •
Beauty Zibula, 65, South African politician,
MP (2019–2024).
15 •
Napoleón Becerra, 61, Peruvian trade unionist and politician, presidential candidate (
2026), traffic collision. •
Abdulrahman Al-Bishi, 43, Saudi Arabian footballer (
Al-Nassr,
national team), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. •
Matt Clark, 89, American actor (
In the Heat of the Night,
The Outlaw Josey Wales,
The Jeff Foxworthy Show), complications from spinal surgery. •
Ken Cole, 82, Australian Olympic basketball player (
1964) and coach. •
Alessandro Cortese de Bosis, 99, Italian academic, diplomat and writer. •
Len Deighton, 97, British spy novelist and illustrator (
The IPCRESS File,
An Expensive Place to Die,
XPD). •
Bill Dempsey, 83, Australian
footballer (
West Perth). •
William C. Dietz, 80, American science fiction writer (
Halo: The Flood). •
Valter Farina, 72, Italian professional poker player. •
Raymond Finney, 84, American politician, member of the
Tennessee Senate (2004–2008). •
Jim Fleeting, 70, Scottish football player (
Ayr United,
Clyde) and manager (
Kilmarnock). •
Paul Guest, 87, Australian Olympic rower (
1960,
1964,
1968). •
James M. Houston, 103, British-born Canadian theologian. •
Patricia Jacobs, 91, Scottish geneticist, major contributor to research of
Jacobs syndrome. •
Sam Kieth, 63, American comic book artist and writer (
The Maxx,
Zero Girl), complications from Lewy Body dementia. •
Attila Lőte, 91, Hungarian actor (
Sunshine). •
Irmeli Mäkelä, 83, Finnish pop singer. •
Egidio Marzona, 81, Italian art collector. •
Lee Morrison, 94, Canadian politician,
MP (1993–2000). •
Cinzia Oscar, 63, German-Italian singer and stage actress. •
Richard Randriamandrato, 67, Malagasy diplomat, minister of
economy (2019–2021) and
foreign affairs (2021). •
Jamal Rayyan, 72, Palestinian news anchor (
Al Jazeera). •
Bruno Salomone, 55, French actor (
Fais pas ci, fais pas ça,
Madeleine Collins,
Tamara). •
Andriy Serdyuk, 87, Ukrainian medical scientist,
minister of healthcare (1996–1999). •
Shoshana Strook, 34, Israeli activist. •
Samih Tabila, 75, Palestinian politician,
minister of transport and communications (2015–2019),
mayor of Nablus (2015–2017, 2019–2021). •
Wakashimazu Mutsuo, 69, Japanese sumo wrestler, pneumonia. •
Mariusz Wideryński, 74–75, Polish photographer. •
Eugeniusz Wyzner, 94, Polish politician.
16 •
Marcelo Araujo, 78, Argentine sports journalist and commentator (
Fútbol de Primera). •
Navnindra Behl, 76, Indian actress (
Ishqbaaaz,
Hotel Salvation,
Khufiya) and director. •
Paul Black, 95, British educational researcher. •
Jamie Blanks, 54, Australian film director (
Urban Legend,
Valentine) and composer (
Storm Warning). •
Yves Chevallard, 79, French mathematician. •
Buddy Childers, 87, American politician, member of the
Georgia House of Representatives (1974–2004). •
Jack Crabtree, 90, American football player (
Philadelphia Eagles,
Denver Broncos). •
Jean Delas, 86, French publisher. •
Gene Derfler, 101, American politician, member of the
Oregon House of Representatives (1988–1994),
president (2001–2003) and member (1994–2003) of the
Oregon Senate. •
John Galas, 53, American soccer coach (
Lane United,
Tucsom),
synovial sarcoma. •
Elza Goeva, 97, Bulgarian painter. •
Andrey Golikov, 80, Russian actor. •
James N. Hardin Jr., 87, American Germanist. •
E. Grady Jolly, 88, American jurist, judge of the
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit (since 1982). •
Dolores Keane, 72, Irish folk singer (
De Dannan). •
Friederun Köhnen, 83, German television chef and food industry executive. •
Bettina Köster, 66, German singer, musician and composer. •
Thomas S. Langner, 102, American sociologist. •
Sergey Maksimenko, 71, Belarusian physicist. •
Ernő Mészáros, 90, Hungarian air chemist and meteorologist. •
Bjørn Nilsen, 91, Norwegian poet, journalist and television producer, chair of the
Norwegian Authors' Union (1975–1977). •
Alfred J. Noll, 66, Austrian politician, member of the
National Council (2017–2019). •
Juan Ochagavía Larraín, 97, Chilean academic and Jesuit theologian. •
Eric Overmyer, 74, American television writer and producer (
Bosch,
Law & Order,
The Wire). •
Wayne Perkins, 74, American guitarist, stroke. •
Ove Pihl, 87, Swedish painter and art director. •
Monroe Price, 87, American academic. •
Orion Samuelson, 91, American agriculture broadcaster (
WGN). •
Kiki Shepard, 74, American television host (
Showtime at the Apollo), heart attack. •
Csaba Siklós, 84, Hungarian politician,
MP (1990–1994). (death announced on this date) •
Vladimír Stránský, 78, Czech ice hockey player (
HC Vítkovice,
HC Zlín). •
Daniel Aweyue Syme, Ghanaian politician. •
Marek Trombski, 88, Polish politician and scientist. •
Bob Tullius, 95, American racing driver (
IMSA). •
Elisabeth Waldo, 107–108, American violinist and composer. •
Yuk L. Yung, 79, Chinese-born American planetary scientist.
17 •
Doug Camilli, 89, American baseball player (
Los Angeles Dodgers,
Washington Senators). •
Alicia Caro, 95, Colombian-Mexican actress (
Dos pesos dejada,
Daughter of Deceit,
Chucho the Mended). •
Lorena Clare Facio, 82, Costa Rican equestrian,
first lady (1998–2002), pancreatic cancer. •
John Coley, 91, New Zealand painter. •
Aníbal Cristobo, 54, Argentine poet. •
Jakub Derech-Krzycki, 56, Polish politician,
MP (2001–2005). •
László Gallé, 83, Hungarian biologist. •
G. M. Fazlul Haque, 83, Bangladeshi politician,
MP (1996–2006). •
Tony Gould, 87, British journalist (
New Society,
New Statesman). (death announced on this date) •
Ilia II of Georgia, 93, Georgian Orthodox hiearch,
Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia (since 1977), gastrointestinal bleeding. •
Nicholas Haysom, 73, South African diplomat,
special representative of the Secretary-General (since 2021) and head of the
UN Mission in South Sudan (since 2016). •
Rainelle Krause, 37, American soprano. •
Aleksandra Kurczab-Pomianowska, 85, Polish actress and translator. •
Ali Larijani, 67, Iranian politician, twice
secretary of the Supreme National Security Council,
speaker of the Parliament (2008–2020), and
minister of culture (1992–1994), airstrike. •
Albert Lowagie, 96, Belgian Olympic sprinter (
1952). •
Sir Anthony Mason, 100, Australian jurist,
chief justice (1987–1995), judge of the
Supreme Court of New South Wales (1969–1972) and the
High Court (1972–1987). •
Mark McLane, 56, Canadian politician,
Prince Edward Island MLA (since 2021). •
Carl Poelker, 82, American athletics coach. •
Slava Racheva, 87, Bulgarian actress and puppeteer. •
Zlatko Šimenc, 87, Croatian water polo player, Olympic silver medallist (
1964). •
Gholamreza Soleimani, 61–62, Iranian military officer, commander of the
Basij (since 2019), airstrike. •
Larry Stahl, 84, American baseball player (
Kansas City Athletics,
New York Mets,
San Diego Padres). •
Shams Sumon, 59, Bangladeshi actor (
Joyjatra), heart attack. •
Sue Wagner, 86, American politician,
lieutenant governor of Nevada (1991–1995). •
Robert White, 89, American tenor, metastatic prostate cancer.
18 •
Muhammad Abu Shahla, Palestinian militant, senior field commander of the
Khan Younis brigade. •
Ann Barrett, 83, British oncologist. •
Józef Beker, 88, Polish Olympic cyclist (
1964). •
Barry Bloom, 88, American immunologist. •
Mike Clampitt, 71, American politician, member of the
North Carolina House of Representatives (2017–2019, since 2021), cancer. •
Lois Delmore, 76, American politician, member of the
North Dakota House of Representatives (1994–2018). •
Steve Derewianchuk, 90, Canadian politician,
Manitoba MLA (1973–1977). •
Nyan Dokpa, 58–59, Liberian musician. •
Yaakov Edri, 75, Israeli politician,
MK (2003–2013), minister of
health (2006) and
development of Negev and the Galilee (2007–2009). •
Manuel Etura, 93, Spanish footballer (
Athletic Bilbao). •
Tom Georgeson, 89, English actor (
Between the Lines,
A Fish Called Wanda,
Notes on a Scandal). •
George H. Goble, 73, American scientist,
Ig Nobel Prize winner (1996). •
Della Hadley, 97, American politician, member of the
Missouri House of Representatives (1975–1981). •
Heisuke Hironaka, 94, Japanese mathematician (
Hironaka's example,
Hironaka decomposition),
Fields Medal winner (1970). •
Rick Hogaboam, 47, American politician,
mayor of Nampa (since 2026). •
Mohammad Ebrahim Jannaati, 93, Iranian
Marja'. •
Esmaeil Khatib, 64–65, Iranian cleric and politician,
minister of intelligence (since 2021), airstrike. •
Jim Opperman, 72, American football player (
Philadelphia Eagles). •
Kevin Sampson, 71, American artist. •
Taneaki Tanami, 93, Japanese politician,
MP (1983–1993, 2000–2003), multiple organ failure. •
Finn-Erik Vinje, 90, Norwegian philologist.
19 •
Md. Anwarul Azim Arif, 74, Bangladeshi academic administrator and banker, vice-chancellor of
CU (2011–2015) and the
IIUC (2021–2024), chairman of
SIBL (2017–2021). •
Alfonso Bañón, 95, Spanish politician,
deputy (1979–1982). •
Umberto Bossi, 84, Italian politician,
MP (1987–2004, since 2008), twice
MEP, and co-founder of
Lega Nord. •
Terry Cox, 89, British drummer (
Pentangle,
The Humblebums). •
Raymond L. Ethington, 96, American paleontologist. •
Alessandro Finazzi Agrò, 84, Italian academic and biochemist. •
Khamid Gizatullin, 94, Russian economist. •
Péter Halász, 86, Hungarian agricultural engineer and ethnographer. •
Michael Bambang Hartono, 86, Indonesian banker, electronics and cigarettes industry executive, and bridge player, founder of
Polytron and co-owner of
Djarum (since 1963). •
Melli Irani, 93, Indian cinematographer (
Sathyabhama,
Line Bus,
Ente Mohangal Poovaninju). •
Garry Leo, 81, Australian rugby league footballer (
Balmain Tigers). •
Silvino Louro, 67, Portuguese football player (
Vitória Setúbal,
Benfica,
national team) and coach. •
Jun Matsumoto, 75, Japanese politician, twice
MP,
deputy chief cabinet secretary (2008–2009), and
chair of the National Public Safety Commission (2016–2017), stomach cancer. •
Houston McKelvey, 83, Irish priest,
dean of Belfast (2001–2011). •
Mike Melvill, 85, South African test pilot (
SpaceShipOne). •
Saleh Mohammadi, 19, Iranian wrestler, execution by hanging. •
Richard E. Myers, 91, American politician, member of the
Iowa House of Representatives (1994–2003). •
Chuck Norris, 86, American martial artist and actor (
Walker, Texas Ranger,
Missing in Action,
The Way of the Dragon). •
Peter Schrag, 94, American journalist and author. •
Vincenzo C. Vannicola, 93, American electrical engineer. •
Jeff Webb, 76, American cheerleading executive, founder of
Varsity Spirit and the
International Cheer Union, complications from a fall. •
Alevtina Yelesina, 71, Russian cross-country skier, Paralympic champion (
1992,
1994).
20 •
Aref, 84, Iranian pop singer. •
Chris Athens, American mastering engineer, complications from heart surgery. •
Linas Banys, 27, Lithuanian Olympic biathlete (
2022). •
J. Michael Bishop, 90, American immunologist and academic administrator,
Nobel Prize laureate (1989) and chancellor of
UCSF (1998–2009), pneumonia. •
Nicholas Brendon, 54, American actor (
Buffy the Vampire Slayer,
Criminal Minds,
Psycho Beach Party). •
Alain Brillet, 78, French physicist. •
Rodger Brulotte, 79, Canadian sportscaster (
Montreal Expos). •
Dennis Condrey, 76, American professional wrestler (
CWA,
Jim Crockett Promotions,
WCW), complications from a fall. •
Marcos Conigliaro, 83, Argentine football player (
Chacarita Juniors,
Estudiantes LP) and manager (
Unión de Santa Fe). •
Filaret Denysenko, 97, Ukrainian Orthodox hierarch, patriarch of
Kyiv (since 1995). •
Robert Fox, 73, English film and television producer (
The Hours,
The Crown,
Iris), prostate cancer. •
Steve Gaines, 68, American pastor,
president of the Southern Baptist Convention (2016–2018), kidney cancer. •
Smith Gilley, 86, American politician, member of the
Texas House of Representatives (1975–1987). •
Sam Goodwin, 82, American football coach (
Northwestern State Demons). •
Harvey P. Greenspan, 93, American mathematician. •
Jessie Jones, 75, American actress (
Fudge). •
Ben Keaton, 69, Irish actor (
Emmerdale,
Casualty,
Father Ted). •
Božo Koprivica, 75, Serbian essayist, dramatic adviser, and literary critic. •
Clive Leach, 91, English cricketer (
Buckinghamshire,
Durham,
Warwickshire) and media executive, pneumonia. •
Yair Levy, 73, Israeli Haredi rabbi and politician,
MK (1988–1992). •
Louie Louie, 63, American singer ("
Sittin' in the Lap of Luxury"). •
Bernard Luttikhuizen, 78, Dutch Olympic rower (
1972). •
Raivo Mänd, 71, Estonian ecologist and zoologist. •
Isabelle Mergault, 67, French actress (''
Pour cent briques, t'as plus rien..., Club de rencontres) and film director (You Are So Beautiful''), cancer. •
Robert Mueller, 81, American lawyer (
Mueller special counsel investigation),
U.S. attorney for the Northern District of California (1998–2001),
deputy attorney general (2001) and
director of the FBI (2001–2013). •
Ali Mohammad Naini, 69, Iranian brigadier general, airstrike. •
Waldyr Pugliesi, 90, Brazilian politician,
deputy (1987–1992). •
Leonid Radvinsky, 43, Ukrainian-American businessman (
OnlyFans,
MyFreeCams), cancer. •
Michel Rolland, 78, French oenologist, heart attack. •
David G. Schaeffer, 83, American mathematician. •
Vladimir Shumny, 92, Russian geneticist. •
Alton Sutnick, 97, American medical researcher and educator. •
Calvin Tomkins, 100, American author and art critic (
The New Yorker), stroke. •
Reagan Wilson, 79, American actress (
Blood Mania,
The Beverly Hillbillies,
The Big Valley) and
Playboy model. •
Rick Young, 92, American
Hall of Fame bullfighter and rodeo clown.
21 •
Lala Alizadeh, 76, Azerbaijani scientist. •
Desmond Barrit, 81, Welsh actor (
Alice through the Looking Glass,
A Christmas Carol,
Northanger Abbey). •
Nigel Cayzer, 71, British businessman. •
Paolo Cirino Pomicino, 86, Italian politician,
MEP (2004–2006), minister of
public function (1988–1989) and
budget (1989–1992). •
John R. Corbid, 81, American politician, member of the
Minnesota House of Representatives (1975–1980). •
Xosé Antonio García Cotarelo, 84, Spanish lawyer and writer. •
Muhammad Kamal Hassouna, 84, Palestinian politician,
minister of national economy (2007–2009). •
Ariosto Holanda, 87, Brazilian politician, three-time
deputy. •
Steve Houben, 76, Belgian jazz saxophonist and flutist. •
Arthur E. Humphrey, 98, American chemical engineer. •
Willie Irvin, 96, American football player (
Philadelphia Eagles). •
Amanda Lathlin, 49, Canadian politician,
Manitoba MLA (since 2015). •
Michael Lyster, 71, Irish television presenter (
The Sunday Game). •
Agosto Machado, American artist. •
Ralph Metcalf, 90, American politician, member of the
North Dakota House of Representatives (1998–2012). •
Larry Mumper, 88, American politician, member of the
Ohio House of Representatives (1997–2008). •
Juca de Oliveira, 91, Brazilian actor (
Case of the Naves Brothers,
The Sign of the City,
De Onde Eu Te Vejo), pneumonia. •
Jessi Pierce, 37, American sports reporter (
Minnesota Wild), injuries sustained in a house fire. •
Madhumita Raut, 59, Indian
Odissi classical dancer, cardiac arrest. •
Phil Reavis, 89, American Olympic high jumper (
1956). •
Rhoda Roberts, 66, Australian
Aboriginal arts director, ovarian cancer. •
Angelo Romano, 91, Italian politician,
mayor of Avellino (1989–1995). •
Daphne Selfe, 97, British model. •
Umar Shihab, 86, Indonesian Islamic scholar and politician, member of the
House of Representatives (1992–1997). •
Jeff Smith, 91, English
Hall of Fame motorcycle racer (
Motocross World Championship). •
Carsten Träger, 52, German politician,
MP (since 2013). •
Claus Wellenreuther, 91, German software developer (
SAP SE). •
Vladimir Zantaria, 72, Abkhazian poet and politician, chairman of the
State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company (1993–1994) and
minister for culture (1999–2001).
22 •
Rómulo Berruti, 88, Argentine journalist (
Clarín) and film critic. •
Ed Blaine, 86, American football player (
Green Bay Packers,
Philadelphia Eagles). •
Ronnie Bowman, 64, American bluegrass musician (
Lonesome River Band), traffic collision. •
Gualtiero Calboli, 94, Italian linguist. •
Jerry Hanlon, 96, American football player and coach (
Miami Redskins,
Michigan Wolverines). •
Per Hegna, 80, Norwegian tennis player. •
Hermann Huppen, 87, Belgian comic book creator (
Jeremiah). •
Božena Jirků, 78, Czech journalist and editor, executive director of
Charter 77 Foundation (2002–2023). •
Lionel Jospin, 88, French politician,
prime minister (1997–2002),
minister of national education (1988–1992), and member of the
Constitutional Council (2015–2019), complications from surgery. •
Sylvia Kersenbaum, 84, Argentine pianist, composer and teacher. •
Marcos Leite, 73, Brazilian Olympic basketball player (
1972,
1980,
1984). •
Phạm Minh Mẫn, 92, Vietnamese Roman Catholic cardinal, coadjutor bishop of
Mỹ Tho (1993–1998) and archbishop of
Ho Chi Minh City (1998–2014). •
Datta Meghe, 89, Indian politician,
MP (1991–1999, 2002–2014) and four-time
Maharashtra MLC. •
Sergio Ojeda Uribe, 83, Chilean politician,
deputy (1990–2018). •
Andrew Pawley, 84, Australian linguist. •
Aloysius Pieris, 91, Sri Lankan Jesuit priest and theologian. •
Helen Rankin, 89, American politician, member of the
Ohio House of Representatives (1978–1994). •
Michael Aaron Rockland, 90, American writer. •
Catherine Saunders, 83, New Zealand broadcasting personality (
Beauty and the Beast,
Mobil Song Quest) and public relations executive (
New Zealand Dairy Board). •
David Simon, 63, American real estate developer, CEO of
Simon Property Group, cancer. •
Celeste M. Stiehl, 100, American politician, member of the
Illinois House of Representatives (1975–1983). •
Toomas Tein, 70, Estonian politician,
MP (2003–2005).
23 •
Rodolfo Acuña, 93, American historian and educator. •
José Bengoa, 81, Chilean historian and anthropologist. •
Stan Berry, 71, American politician, member of the
Arkansas House of Representatives (2003–2008, since 2019). •
Gerson Brenner, 66, Brazilian actor (
Rainha da Sucata,
Perigosas Peruas,
Corpo Dourado), multiple organ failure. •
Nancy W. Cook, 89, American politician, member of the
Delaware Senate (1974–2010). •
Manuel Escudero, 79, Spanish economist and politician,
deputy (2003–2004) and
ambassador to the OECD (2018–2024). •
Daniel Karaba, 77, Kenyan politician,
senator (2013–2017). •
François Morlaes, 82, French rugby union player (
CA Bègles). •
Lucy Nieto de Samper, 102, Colombian journalist and writer. •
Valerie Perrine, 82, American actress (
Slaughterhouse-Five,
Lenny,
Superman), complications from Parkinson's disease. •
Jean-Bernard Racine, 85, Swiss geographer and academic. •
Gaspare Russo, 98, Italian politician,
president of Campania (1976–1979) and
mayor of Salerno (1970–1974). •
Saeed Shamghadri, Iranian academic (
Iran University of Science and Technology), airstrike. •
Nkosentsha Shezi, 50, South African politician,
MP (since 2024). •
Yury Shvytkin, 60, Russian politician,
deputy (since 2016). •
David Sklansky, 78, American poker player and author, heart failure. •
Peter Stead, 83, Welsh writer. •
Sean Stevens, 47, American visual artist (
2007 Boston Mooninite panic), cancer. (death announced on this date) •
Leonard Swidler, 97, American academic. •
Chip Taylor, 86, American singer and songwriter ("
Angel of the Morning", "
Wild Thing"), cancer. •
Tin Myint Aung, 58, Burmese football player (
Finance and Revenue,
national team) and manager (national team). •
Marica Vilcek, 89, American art historian. •
Wu Dexin, 89, Chinese materials scientist, member of the
Chinese Academy of Sciences.
24 •
Roger R. Adams, 71, American psychologist and inventor (
Heelys), pancreatic cancer. •
Theodore L. Brown, 97, American scientist and author. •
Makarios Djan, 70, Ghanaian Olympic sprinter (
1984). •
Benjamin Clement Eghan, Ghanaian civil servant. •
Pavlo Fedorenko, 89, Ukrainian academic and mining engineer. •
Edna Foa, 88, Israeli psychologist. •
Biruté Galdikas, 79, Canadian primatologist, conservationist (
The Trimates) and author, founder of the
Orangutan Foundation International, lung cancer. •
Charles Gross, 91, American film composer (
Turner & Hooch,
Air America,
Punchline). •
Larry Kennedy, 76, Canadian politician,
New Brunswick MLA (1987–2010). •
Tracy Kidder, 80, American writer (
The Soul of a New Machine,
Mountains Beyond Mountains),
Pulitzer Prize winner (
1982), lung cancer. •
Mai Murdmaa, 87, Estonian choreographer, ballerina, and ballet master. •
Gino Paoli, 91, Italian singer-songwriter ("
Il cielo in una stanza", "
Senza fine", "
Sapore di sale") and politician,
deputy (1987–1992). •
Chime Rinpoche, 84, Tibetan lama and teacher. •
Bob Rossell, 89, American racing driver. •
Carlo Russolillo, 69, Italian Olympic boxer (
1980). •
Mel Schilling, 53, Australian television presenter (
Married at First Sight), colon cancer. •
Esteri Tebandeke, 41, Ugandan filmmaker, actress (
Imperial Blue), and visual artist. •
David Trottier, 77, American screenwriter, consultant and author. •
Jerome Dhas Varuvel, 74, Indian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Kuzhithurai (2014–2020), complications from dementia and Parkinson's disease. •
Reg Weaver, 86, American labor leader. •
Western Dreamer, 32, American
Standardbred racehorse,
Pacing Triple Crown winner (1997).
25 •
Abdikalyk Akmatov, 71, Kyrgyz actor. •
John Andreassen, 82, Norwegian television producer. •
Wilson Bombarda, 95, Brazilian Olympic basketball player (
1956). •
Dash Crofts, 87, American musician (
Seals & Crofts) and songwriter ("
Summer Breeze", "
Diamond Girl"), complications from heart surgery. •
Toumba Diakité, 57, Guinean politician and convicted criminal, peritonitis. •
Harold Ellis, 100, English surgeon. •
Manuel Estella, 86, Spanish politician,
president of the Cortes of Castile and León (1991–2003). •
Paula Hollinger, 85, American politician, member of the
Maryland Senate (1987–2007), leukemia. •
Janusz Jasiński, 97, Polish historian. •
Alexander Kluge, 94, German author (
Air Raid) and film director (
Artists Under the Big Top: Perplexed,
The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time). •
Dolors Lamarca, 82, Spanish philologist and librarian, pneumonia. •
William Lukuvi, 70, Tanzanian politician and presidential adviser,
MP (since 2015) and
minister of lands (2015–2022), heart attack. •
Burchell McPherson, 74, Jamaican Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Montego Bay (2013–2023). •
James Meechan, 95, Scottish-Canadian painter. •
Peter Messent, 79, British academic. (death announced on this date) •
Tordis Ørjasæter, 99, Norwegian literary critic. •
Nikolai Liutsianovich Orlov, 73, Russian herpetologist. •
Loana Petrucciani, 48, French reality television personality (
Loft Story). •
José Maria Ricciardi, 71, Portuguese banker. •
Esther Roord, 61, Dutch actress. •
Pat Steir, 87, American painter and printmaker. •
Imre Taveter, 58, Estonian Olympic sailor (
2000,
2004). •
József Varró, 82, Hungarian Olympic equestrian (
1972,
1980). •
Geoff Vowden, 84, English footballer (
Birmingham City,
Aston Villa,
Nottingham Forest). •
David Winnick, 92, British politician,
MP (1966–1970, 1979–2017). •
Isaías Zarazaga, 98, Spanish veterinarian, academic and politician,
deputy (1982–1989) and
senator (1977–1979).
26 •
Noelia Castillo, 25, Spanish activist and paraplegic patient, voluntarily euthanized by lethal injection. •
Ken Clay, 71, American baseball player (
New York Yankees,
Texas Rangers,
Seattle Mariners), heart and kidney issues. •
David B. Cornstein, 87, American diplomat,
ambassador to Hungary (2018–2020). •
Grey J. Dimenna, 72, American academic administrator, president of
Monmouth University (2017–2019), traffic collision. •
Nathan Farb, 85, American photographer. •
Jean-Pierre Faye, 100, French philosopher (
horseshoe theory) and writer. •
Christopher Haskins, Baron Haskins, 88, Irish-born businessman and life peer, member of the
House of Lords (1998–2020). •
Ahmad Kaabour, 70, Lebanese singer. •
László Kordos, 75, Hungarian geologist and palaeontologist. •
Hiroki Kosai, 92, Japanese astronomer (
3391 Sinon). •
Sir Colin Mackay, 82, British judge and barrister,
High Court judge (2001–2013), dementia. •
William Murphy, 85, American Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of
Boston (1995–2001) and bishop of
Rockville Centre (2001–2017). •
Epeli Nailatikau, 84, Fijian military officer and politician,
president (2009–2015),
speaker of the House of Representatives (2001–2006), and
vice-president (2009). •
Mahbuba Rahman, 91, Bangladeshi playback singer (
Mukh O Mukhosh,
The Day Shall Dawn). •
E. A. Rajendran, 71, Indian actor (
Pranayavarnangal,
Daya,
Narasimham) and stage director. •
Mary Rand, 86, British track and field athlete, Olympic champion (
1964). •
Barret Robbins, 52, American football player (
Oakland Raiders). •
Ross the Boss, 72, American guitarist (
Manowar,
The Dictators), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. •
Jean Sagols, 87, French actor, screenwriter and television director, cerebral haemorrhage. •
Rosa Salikhova, 81, Russian volleyball player, Olympic champion (
1968,
1972). •
Nana Akuoko Sarpong, 87, Ghanaian traditional ruler and politician,
MP (1979–1981), secretary for
health (1988–1991) and
internal affairs (1991–1992). •
Giuseppe Savoldi, 79, Italian footballer (
Bologna,
Napoli,
national team). •
Ronald H. Spector, 83, American military historian, cancer. •
Alireza Tangsiri, 63–64, Iranian naval officer, commander of the
IRGC Navy (since 2018), airstrike. •
James Tolkan, 94, American actor (
Back to the Future,
Top Gun,
Dick Tracy). •
Orlando Wiet, 60, Surinamese-Dutch mixed martial artist.
27 •
David Cabrero, 49, Spanish Olympic track cyclist (
2000). •
Don C. Childers, 94, American politician, member of the
Florida Senate (1975–1990). •
William S. Cleveland, 83, American computer scientist (
S). •
Alex Cropley, 75, Scottish footballer (
Hibernian,
Aston Villa,
national team). •
Richard C. Edgley, 90, American
LDS Church general authority, first counselor in the
Presiding Bishopric (1995–2012). •
Jon Dee Graham, 67, American musician (
The Skunks,
True Believers). •
Kitty Harrison, 91, American college tennis coach (
North Carolina Tar Heels). •
Doug Irwin, 76, American luthier. •
Rose Kingdon, 65, Canadian broadcaster (
The Canadian Press). •
Henry Lee, 87, Taiwanese-American forensic scientist (
killing of JonBenét Ramsey,
murder trial of O. J. Simpson,
9/11 forensic investigation) and biochemist. •
Lin Yuan-lang, 85, Taiwanese politician,
magistrate of Nantou County (1989–1997). •
Tom Nieto, 65, American baseball player (
Minnesota Twins,
Philadelphia Phillies) and coach (
New York Yankees), heart attack. •
Carlos Orgambide, 95, Argentine film director (
Queridas amigas), cinematographer, and screenwriter. •
Larry Price, 91, American football player (
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors) and radio host (
MidWeek,
Perry & Price). •
Michael Sather, 78, Canadian politician,
British Columbia MLA (2005–2013). •
Bob Schmetterer, 82, American advertising executive, chairman and CEO of
Euro RSCG (1997–2004). (death announced on this date) •
Franco Tentorio, 81, Italian politician,
mayor of Bergamo (2009–2014). •
Hiroyuki Wakabayashi, 77, Japanese architect.
28 •
Gino Agnese, 90, Italian essayist and writer. •
Werner Asam, 81, German actor (
Trokadero) and director. •
Maria Badia i Cutchet, 78, Spanish politician,
MEP (2004–2014). •
Joey Browner, 65, American football player (
Minnesota Vikings,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers). •
Alfonso Cavaliere, 92, Italian astrophysicist and cosmologist. •
DJ Dan, 57, American house music DJ and producer, heart attack. •
Richard Donat, 84, Canadian actor (
Haven,
Emily of New Moon,
The Weight of Water). •
Alex Duong, 42, American comedian and actor (
Blue Bloods,
Dexter,
Death Valley), septic shock. •
Mary Beth Hurt, 79, American actress (
The World According to Garp,
The Age of Innocence,
Interiors), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
Marinella, 87, Greek singer ("
Dio Portes Echi i Zoi", "
Giati Fovase"), complications from a stroke. •
Hank Nichols, 89, American
Hall of Fame college basketball referee. •
Dallas O'Neill, 83, Australian rugby league (
South Sydney Rabbitohs) and union (
national team) player. •
Jeff Siemon, 75, American football player (
Minnesota Vikings). •
Lal Singh, 83, Indian politician, six-time
Punjab MLA. •
Vijaypat Singhania, 87, Indian textile industry executive, chairman of the
Raymond Group (1980–2000) and
sheriff of Mumbai (2005–2006). •
Ken Smale, 92, Australian
footballer (
Collingwood) and music director. •
Julio Solaun, 84, Spanish Olympic field hockey player (
1964,
1968). •
Juwono Sudarsono, 84, Indonesian diplomat and politician,
ambassador to the United Kingdom (2003–2004), minister of
education (1998–1999) and twice of
defense. •
Liamine Zéroual, 84, Algerian politician,
president (1994–1999) and
minister of defense (1993–1999).
29 •
Rasim Balayev, 77, Azerbaijani actor (
Nesimi,
Babek,
Dada Gorgud), complications from diabetes and lung cancer. •
Rahul Banerjee, 42, Indian actor (
Chirodini Tumi Je Amar,
Pati Parameshwar,
Zulfiqar), drowned. •
Glen Baxter, 82, English artist,
carcinomatosis. •
Kim Bukhantsov, 94, Russian Olympic discus thrower (
1956,
1960,
1964). •
Allan Carswell, 92, Canadian physicist, founder of
Optech. •
Marsha Wilson Chall, 72, American educator and author. •
Chang Ung, 87, North Korean basketball player (
national team) and sports administrator, president of the
ITF (2002–2015) and member of the
IOC (1996–2018). •
Sir Neil Cossons, 87, British historian and museum director. •
Alberto Coutinho, 56, American politician, member of the
New Jersey General Assembly (1997–1998, 2008–2013), traffic collision. •
Jeffrey Paul Cutlip, 76, American serial killer and rapist. •
Greg Elmore, 79, American drummer (
Quicksilver Messenger Service,
The Brogues). •
Hassan Hassanzadeh, 56–57, Iranian senior military commander (
IRGC), airstrike. •
Joël Henry, 63, French footballer (
Nantes,
Brest,
Nice). •
Myron Arms Hofer, 94, American psychiatrist. •
Gerard Kamper, 75, Dutch Olympic cyclist (
1972). •
Volodymyr Komarov, 62, Ukrainian comedian, actor and musician. •
Vladimir Mikhaylov, 86, Russian footballer (
Volga Gorky,
Torpedo Moscow,
Trud Voronezh). •
Wiesław Myśliwski, 94, Polish novelist. •
Ádám Nádasdy, 79, Hungarian linguist and poet. •
Villen Novak, 88, Ukrainian film director (
Tuning Fork). •
Bill Riley, 75, Canadian ice hockey player (
Washington Capitals,
Winnipeg Jets) and coach (
Moncton Wildcats), cancer. •
David Riondino, 73, Italian singer-songwriter, actor (
The Night of the Shooting Stars,
Cavalli si nasce,
Ilona Arrives with the Rain) and writer. •
Jay Robinson, 79, American
Hall of Fame wrestler (
1972 Summer Olympics) and coach (
Minnesota Golden Gophers). •
Tim Sandlin, 75, American novelist and screenwriter (
Skipped Parts,
The Right Kind of Wrong). •
Williametta Spencer, 98, American composer and musicologist. •
Ben Stevenson, 89, British ballet dancer and teacher. •
Willy Ustad, 79, Norwegian novelist. •
Laurie Webb, 101, Welsh actor (
Doctor Who,
Paul Temple,
Doomwatch). •
Karsten Wettberg, 84, German football manager (
SpVgg Landshut,
SpVgg Unterhaching,
1860 Munich).
30 •
Carl Bonafede, 85, American music manager (
The Buckinghams,
Daughters of Eve) and musician. •
Selemani Bungara, 64, Tanzanian politician,
MP (2010–2020), kidney failure. •
Sir Barry Curtis, 87, New Zealand politician,
mayor of Manukau City (1983–2007). •
Jean M. Doerge, 88, American politician, member of the
Louisiana House of Representatives (1998–2012). •
Deborah Dultzin, 80, Mexican astrophysicist. •
Melvin Edwards, 88, American sculptor. •
Tony Godden, 70, English footballer (
Chelsea,
Peterborough United,
West Bromwich Albion). •
Vassilis Goumas, 79, Greek basketball player (
Panellinios,
AEK,
Ilysiakos). •
Léo Houziaux, 94, Belgian astronomer. •
Knut Midgaard, 95, Norwegian political scientist. •
Abu Taher Nadwi, 65–66, Bangladeshi Islamic scholar. •
Christopher North, 75, American keyboardist (
Ambrosia), throat cancer. •
Dennis J. O'Callaghan, 85, American virologist, cancer. •
Booker Reese, 66, American football player (
Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
Los Angeles Rams,
Atlanta Falcons). •
Tony Rivers, 85, English singer (
Harmony Grass). •
Chan Santokhi, 67, Surinamese politician,
president (2020–2025),
minister of justice (2005–2010), and twice
MNA. •
Charles E. Scott, 90, American philosopher. •
Rezvi Sheriff, 77, Sri Lankan nephrologist and physician. •
James Stannage, 76, British radio talk show host, cancer. •
Julia Sutton, 87, English actress (
Half a Sixpence,
Pickwick,
Albert and Victoria) and singer. •
Sir Hugh Sykes, 93, English industrialist and investor. •
Willie Watson, 76, Scottish footballer (
Motherwell,
Dundee,
Manchester United). •
Carlos Westendorp, 89, Spanish diplomat and politician,
minister of foreign affairs (1995–1996),
high representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina (1997–1999), and
MEP (1999–2003). •
Michelangelo Zurletti, 89, Italian musicologist and essayist.
31 •
Armando Alves, 90, Portuguese painter. •
Bob Atha, 65, American football player (
Ohio State Buckeyes), cancer. •
Siri Aurdal, 88, Norwegian painter, graphic designer and sculptor. •
Claudio Bordignon, 75, Italian geneticist. •
Alec Cobbe, 81, Irish artist and decorator. •
Federico Enriques, 84, Italian publisher and politician,
senator (2006–2008). •
Jamshid Eshaghi, 64, Iranian brigadier general, airstrike. •
Lionel Fernando, 86, Sri Lankan-born Australian cricketer (
Ceylon,
Walsden Cricket Club). •
Lili Hinstin, 48, French film producer and artistic director (
Locarno Film Festival,
Entrevues Belfort Film Festival). •
Nicola Imbriaco, 96, Italian politician,
senator (1983–1992). •
Eduard Koksharov, 50, Russian handball player and coach, Olympic champion (
2000) and bronze medalist (
2004). •
Jean-Paul Krassinsky, 53, French comics artist. •
Kees Kuijs, 94, Dutch footballer (
NAC Breda,
national team). •
Bill Leader, 96, English record producer (
Hearken to the Witches Rune) and engineer. •
Stephen Lewis, 88, Canadian politician and diplomat,
Ontario MPP (1963–1978),
U.N. special envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa (2001–2006), and
ambassador to the U.N. (1984–1988), abdominal cancer. •
Juan Maeso, 84, Spanish anaesthetist and convicted criminal. •
Sergi Mas Balaguer, 95, Spanish-born Andorran sculptor and cultural activist. •
Borislav Mihaylov, 63, Bulgarian football player (
Levski Sofia,
national team) and administrator, twice president of the
Bulgarian Football Union, complications from a stroke. •
Rory O'Hanlon, 92, Irish politician,
TD (1977–2011),
minister of health (1987–1991) and
environment (1991–1992). •
Petr Pleva, 66, Czech politician,
MP (1996–2010). •
Nicolae Proca, 77, Moldovan politician,
deputy (1990–1994). •
Zsuzsa Radnóti, 88, Hungarian dramatist. •
Teresinha Soares, 99, Brazilian
pop artist. •
Nikolay Solovyov, 66, Russian actor and theatre director. ==References==