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The following notable deaths occurred in 2025. Names are reported under the date of death, in alphabetical order. A typical entry reports information in the following sequence:
- Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent nationality (if applicable), what subject was noted for, cause of death (if known), and a reference.
June
16
15
- Andrian Apostol, 33, Moldovan footballer (Dacia Buiucani, Dinamo-Auto Tiraspol).[1]
- Petroloukas Chalkias, 90, Greek clarinettist.[2]
- Mohammad Kazemi, Iranian intelligence officer, head of the Intelligence Organization of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (since 2022), airstrike.[3] (death announced on this date)
- Mostafa Mohsin Montu, 80, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1986–1988).[4]
- Scylla Duarte Prata, 101, Brazilian gynecologist and oncology hospital founder.[5]
- Patrick Ryan, 95, Irish defrocked priest and republican (Provisional Irish Republican Army).[6]
- Gusti Irwan Wibowo, 25, Indonesian singer and songwriter.[7]
14
- Sabirou Bassa-Djeri, 37, Togolese footballer (Enyimba, national team).[8]
- Guillaume Bijl, 79, Belgian sculptor, conceptual and installation artist.[9]
- Bira Presidente, 88, Brazilian samba musician and composer (Fundo de Quintal).[10]
- Vanich Chaiyawan, 92, Thai life insurance executive, chairman of Thai Life Insurance (since 1970).[11]
- Violeta Chamorro, 95, Nicaraguan politician, president (1990–1997), member of the Junta of National Reconstruction (1979–1980).[12]
- Catherine Delbarre, 100, French Olympic fencer (1956, 1960).[13] (death announced on this date)
- Melissa Hortman, 55, American politician, speaker (2019–2025) and member (since 2005) of the Minnesota House of Representatives, shot.[14]
- Ivan Indinok, 86, Russian politician, mayor of Novosibirsk (1991–1993) and governor of Novosibirsk Oblast (1993–1995).[15]
- Kollangudi Karuppayee, 99, Indian folk singer and actress (Aan Paavam, Gopala Gopala, Kabadi Kabadi).[16]
- Vladimir Korotkov, 77, Russian tennis player, Olympic champion (1968).[17]
- Topsy Küppers, 93, Austrian actress (Guitars of Love, Three Girls from the Rhine), singer, and writer.[18]
- Ralph J. Lamberti, 90, American politician, Staten Island borough president (1984–1989), complications from Alzheimer's disease.[19]
- Leonard Lauder, 92, American cosmetics industry executive, CEO of The Estée Lauder Companies (since 1999).[20]
- Fernando Lázaro Fernández, 59, Spanish investigative journalist (El Mundo), MALT lymphoma.[21]
- Henk van Os, 87, Dutch art historian.[22]
- Hussein Al-Qattan, 88, Kuwaiti actor.[23]
- Joel Shapiro, 83, American sculptor (Untitled, Loss and Regeneration), acute myeloid leukemia.[24]
13
- Vic Aanensen, 72, Australian footballer (Port Melbourne, South Melbourne).[25]
- Martín Billoch, 65, Argentine Olympic sailor (1996).[26] (death announced on this date)
- Juan Carlos Carone, 83, Argentine footballer (Atlanta, Vélez Sarsfield, national team).[27] (death announced on this date)
- Betsy Gay, 96, American actress (The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Our Gang Follies of 1938).[28]
- Franzo Grande Stevens, 96, Italian lawyer.[29]
- Louis Moholo, 85, South African jazz drummer.[30]
- Seán Neeson, 79, Northern Irish politician, MLA (1982–1986, 1998–2011).[31]
- Piotr Nowina-Konopka, 76, Polish politician and diplomat.[32]
- Johnny O'Brien, 94, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals, Milwaukee Braves).[33]
- Sandro Pignatti, 94, Italian botanist.[34]
- Honest John Plain, 73, English guitarist and singer (The Boys).[35]
- Dick Poole, 94, Australian rugby league player and coach (Newtown, Western Suburbs, national team).[36]
- Artur Santos, 94, Portuguese footballer (Benfica, national team).[37]
- Stephen Stanko, 57, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.[38]
- Hamilton Wanasinghe, 90, Sri Lankan army general, commander of the army (1988–1991).[39]
- Notable Iranians killed in the June 2025 Israeli strikes on Iran:
- Fereydoon Abbasi, 66, nuclear scientist, politician, and academic administrator, MP (2022–2024), head of the AEOI (2011–2013), and president of IHU (2001–2011)[40]
- Mohammad Bagheri, 64–65, military officer, chief of the General Staff (since 2016)[41]
- Ahmadreza Zolfaghari Daryani, 65, nuclear physicist and academic[42]
- Amir Ali Hajizadeh, 63, military officer, commander of IRGCASF (since 2009)[43]
- Esmail Qaani, 67, military officer, commander of the Quds Force (since 2020)[44]
- Mehdi Rabbani, military officer, deputy for operations of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran (since 2016)[45]
- Gholam Ali Rashid, 71–72, military officer, commander of Khatam-al Anbiya Central Headquarters (since 2016) and deputy chief of the General Staff (1999–2016)[46]
- Hossein Salami, 64–65, military officer, commander of the IRGC (since 2019)[47]
- Mohammad Mehdi Tehranchi, 60, theoretical physicist[48]
12
- Rosita Alonso, 82, Argentine-Colombian actress.[49]
- Else Breen, 98, Norwegian children's author.[50]
- Bernard Cassen, 87, French journalist (Le Monde diplomatique).[51]
- Patience Eboumbou, Cameroonian telecommunications engineer and politician, senator (2018–2023).[52]
- Charlie Gaddy, 93, American anchorman (WRAL-TV).[53]
- Maurice Gee, 93, New Zealand author (Under the Mountain, In My Father's Den, Plumb), AFNZ Icon (since 2003).[54]
- Charles Ho, 75, Hong Kong media executive, chairman of Sing Tao News Corporation (2001–2021), lung cancer.[55]
- Zoltán Horváth, 88, Hungarian fencer, Olympic champion (1960).[56]
- Clifton Jones, 87, Jamaican-British actor (Space: 1999, Watership Down, China Moon).[57]
- Sunjay Kapur, 53, Indian businessman, heart attack.[58]
- Gérard La Forest, 99, Canadian jurist, justice of the Supreme Court (1985–1997).[59]
- José Martins Jr., 86, Portuguese politician and Roman Catholic priest, member of the Madeira Legislative Assembly (1976–1992, 1996–2007).[60]
- Sergey Mishin, 66, Russian kettlebell lifter.[61]
- Lopön Tenzin Namdak, 98–99, Tibetan religious leader.[62]
- John Noone, 89, British writer.[63] (death announced on this date)
- Sir Geoff Palmer, 85, Jamaican-British academic and human rights activist.[64]
- Vatimi Rayalu, Fijian politician, MP (since 2022).[65]
- Vijay Rupani, 68, Indian politician, chief minister of Gujarat (2016–2021), MP (2006–2012), plane crash.[66]
- Barbara Siciliano, 52, Italian volleyball player (national team), cardiac problems.[67]
- Phil Silva, 84, New Zealand psychologist and paediatrician, founder and director (1972–1999) of the Dunedin Study.[68]
- Peter Simone, 79, American organized crime figure.[69]
- Sir Cliff Skeggs, 94, New Zealand Hall of Fame businessman and politician, mayor of Dunedin (1977–1989).[70]
- Radu Stroe, 75, Romanian politician, minister of internal affairs (2012–2014).[71]
- Kulsara Sulaymanova, 95, Kyrgyz politician, member of the Soviet of Nationalities (1966–1974).[72] (death announced on this date)
- Nikolay Vinogradov, 78, Russian politician, governor of Vladimir Oblast (1996–2013).[73]
11
- Magnus Aarbakke, 90, Norwegian judge, justice of the Supreme Court (1994–2002) and member of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters.[74]
- Leka Bungo, 81, Albanian film director and actor.[75]
- Stella Chen, 75, Taiwanese politician, MP (1993–1995), breast cancer.[76]
- Jon Eikemo, 85, Norwegian actor (Orion's Belt).[77]
- Aliosman Imamov, 72, Bulgarian politician, MP (2001–2017).[78]
- Jeltien Kraaijeveld-Wouters, 92, Dutch politician, state secretary for culture, recreation and social work (1977–1981) and MP (1973–1977, 1981–1988).[79]
- Ananda Lewis, 52, American television personality (MTV, While You Were Out), breast cancer.[80]
- Marc'O, 98, French writer, researcher, and filmmaker.[81]
- Douglas McCarthy, 58, English musician (Nitzer Ebb).[82]
- Einar Olsen, 89, Norwegian newspaper editor (Rogalands Avis, Vestfold Arbeiderblad, Norwegian News Agency).[83]
- Dana Puchnarová, 87, Czech painter, illustrator, and graphic artist.[84]
- Ayumu Saito, 60, Japanese actor (Ju-On: The Grudge 2, The Angel's Egg, Journey Under the Midnight Sun), urothelial carcinoma.[85]
- Bernard Samson, 66, French footballer (Rennes, Abbeville, Guingamp).[86]
- Rafael Samudio, 93, Colombian military officer (Palace of Justice siege), minister of national defense (1986–1988).[87]
- Tetsuo Satō, 76, Japanese volleyball player, Olympic champion (1972).[88]
- Igor Uchytel, 70, Ukrainian academician, engineer, and businessman.[89]
- Brian Wilson, 82, American Hall of Fame musician (The Beach Boys), songwriter ("Good Vibrations"), and record producer (Pet Sounds).[90]
- Gazi Yaşargil, 99, Turkish neurosurgeon.[91]
10
- Bujar Bukoshi, 78, Kosovar politician, prime minister (1991–2000), cancer.[92]
- Travis Carter, 75, American racing crew chief (NASCAR) and team owner (Travis Carter Enterprises).[93]
- Irma Clark-Coleman, 88, American politician, member of the Michigan House of Representatives (1999–2002), Michigan Senate (2003–2010) and Wayne County Commission (since 2011).[94]
- Slaviša Đurković, 56, Montenegrin footballer (Sutjeska Nikšić, Leotar).[95]
- Gary England, 85, American meteorologist (KWTV), creator of the First Warning system.[96]
- Terry Louise Fisher, 79, American television writer and producer (L.A. Law, Cagney & Lacey, 2000 Malibu Road).[97]
- Günter Harder, 87, German mathematician.[98]
- Elaine L. Jack, 97, Canadian-American author and LDS Church leader, president of the Relief Society (1990–1997).[99]
- Suchinda Kraprayoon, 91, Thai politician and army general, prime minister (1992), supreme commander of defence forces (1991–1992) and leader of the 1991 coup d'état.[100]
- Don Moore, 86, American jazz double-bassist.[101]
- José Enrique Serrano Martínez, 75, Spanish politician, director of the cabinet of the prime minister (1995–1996, 2004–2011).[102]
- Doug Skaff, 48, American politician, member of the West Virginia House of Delegates (2008–2014, 2018–2023), traffic collision.[103]
- Paul Thomas, 76, American pornographic actor (Candy Stripers, Pretty Peaches, Dracula Sucks) and director.[104]
- Jenny de la Torre Castro, 71, Peruvian-German physician.[105]
- Günther Uecker, 95, German painter, sculptor, and installation artist.[106]
- Harris Yulin, 87, American actor (Scarface, Clear and Present Danger, Ozark), cardiac arrest.[107]
9
- Akbar Ahmadpour, 66, Iranian politician, MP (2020–2024).[108]
- Victor-Lévy Beaulieu, 79, Canadian writer, playwright, and editor.[109]
- Constance Cumbey, 81, American lawyer and Christian activist.[110]
- Peter Easterby, 95, British racehorse trainer.[111]
- Frederick Forsyth, 86, English novelist (The Day of the Jackal, The Odessa File, The Fourth Protocol).[112]
- Partho Ghosh, 76, Indian film director (100 Days, Dalaal, Agni Sakshi).[113]
- S. Gunasekaran, 58, Indian politician, Tamil Nadu MLA (2016–2021).[114]
- Barbara Holdridge, 95, American recording executive, founder of Caedmon Records.[115]
- Tibor Kincses, 65, Hungarian judoka, Olympic bronze medallist (1980).[116] (death announced on this date)
- Pik-Sen Lim, 80, Malaysian-British actress (Emergency Ward 10, Mind Your Language, Johnny English Reborn).[117]
- Arthur Cunha Lima, 75, Brazilian politician, Paraíba MLA (1999–2010), multiple organ failure.[118]
- David H. Murdock, 102, American food industry executive, owner of Castle & Cooke (since 1985) and Dole Food Company (since 2003).[119]
- Lucien Nedzi, 100, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1961–1981).[120]
- Kimiko Nishimoto, 97, Brazilian-born Japanese Internet celebrity and photographer.[121]
- Noh Tae-geuk, 87, South Korean politician, MP (1981–1985).[122]
- Viktor Pimushin, 70, Russian footballer (Spartak Kostroma, Fakel Voronezh, Kuzbass Kemerovo).[123]
- Julio Quevedo, 85, Guatemalan Olympic runner (1968, 1972).[124]
- Chris Robinson, 86, American actor (General Hospital, 12 O'Clock High, The Bold and the Beautiful).[125]
- Marcel Sabou, 59, Romanian footballer (Dinamo București, CD Tenerife, Racing Santander), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.[126]
- Ulrica Schenström, 52, Swedish politician.[127]
- Axel Skalstad, 32, Norwegian jazz drummer.[128]
- Sly Stone, 82, American Hall of Fame musician (Sly and the Family Stone) and songwriter ("Everyday People", "Family Affair"), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.[129]
- Wang Hsing-ching, 79, Taiwanese journalist.[130]
- Katerina Yioulaki, 87, Greek actress (The Dodger, Oi kyries tis avlis, Gia mia choufta Touristries).[131]
- Ferdi Zeyrek, 48, Turkish politician, mayor of Manisa metropolitan municipality (since 2024), injuries sustained from electrocution.[132]
8
- Saverio Asprea, 92, Italian politician, president of the Province of Modena (1975–1980).[133]
- Eric Bhat, 68, French journalist.[134]
- Lawrence Eugene Brandt, 86, American Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Greensburg (2004–2015), cardiac arrest.[135]
- Ewa Dałkowska, 78, Polish actress (Nights and Days, Without Anesthesia, A Year of the Quiet Sun).[136]
- Wayne DeSutter, 81, American football player (Buffalo Bills).[137]
- Pierre Dubois, 86, Swiss politician, member of the Grand Council of Neuchâtel (1973–1980), Neuchâtel councillor of state (1980–1997).[138]
- Francis Giacobetti, 85, French photographer and film director (Emmanuelle 2).[139]
- Maganti Gopinath, 63, Indian politician, Telangana MLA (since 2014), heart attack.[140]
- Vladyslav Gorai, 59–60, Ukrainian operatic tenor (Odesa Opera and Ballet Theatre).[141]
- David Greenwood, 68, American basketball player (Chicago Bulls, San Antonio Spurs, Detroit Pistons), cancer.[142]
- Ariel Kalma, 78, French new-age composer and electronic musician.[143] (death announced on this date)
- Hamilton R. Krans Jr., 81, American politician, member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives (2016–2018).[144]
- Charles Miller, 85, American politician, member of the Kentucky House of Representatives (1998–2023).[145]
- Antioco Piseddu, 88, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Lanusei (1981–2014).[146]
- Gilbert Ramano, 85, South African military officer, chief of the Army (1998–2004).[147]
- Anthony Reid, 85, New Zealand-born Australian historian and academic.[148]
- Uriah Rennie, 65, English football referee.[149]
- Carlo von Tiedemann, 81, German television presenter.[150]
- Stu Wilson, 70, New Zealand rugby union player (Wellington, national team).[151]
- Cheo Zorrilla, 75, Dominican composer, trumpet player, and singer.[152]
7
- Mom Chim Huy, 89, Cambodian politician.[153]
- James Cook, 66, Jamaican-born British boxer, European super-middleweight champion (1991–1992), bladder cancer.[154]
- Sir William Davis, 70, English jurist, justice of the High Court (2014–2021) and lord justice of appeal (since 2021).[155]
- Julia Dingwort-Nusseck, 103, German journalist.[156]
- Luis Jalandoni, 90, Filipino-Dutch priest and rebel, co-founder of the NDFP and Christians for National Liberation.[157]
- Anthony D. Jordan, 91, English badminton player.[158]
- René Jourdan, 82, French long-distance runner.[159]
- Jucătoru', Moldovan rapper, accidental drug overdose.[160]
- Klaus König, 91, German tenor.[161]
- Marek Košút, 36, Slovak footballer (Nitra, Šaľa, Galanta), fall.[162]
- David Lean, 76, New Zealand politician, mayor of New Plymouth (1980–1992), Taranaki regional councillor (since 1989).[163]
- José Luis Mollaghan, 79, Argentine Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of San Miguel (2000–2005) and archbishop of Rosario (2006–2014).[164]
- Milka Podrug-Kokotović, 94, Croatian actress (Snowstorm, Occupation in 26 Pictures, A Summer to Remember).[165]
- Vladimír Smutný, 82, Czech cinematographer (Forbidden Dreams, Kolya, The Painted Bird).[166]
- Edward Szymański, 88, Polish politician, MP (1976–1989), acting chief of the chancellery of the president (1997, 2005).[167]
6
- Abbas Khan Afridi, 54, Pakistani politician and businessman, senator (2009–2018), injuries from a gas explosion.[168]
- Peter Banner, 76, English rugby league player (Salford, Featherstone Rovers, Wales national team).[169]
- Changuito, 76, Cuban percussionist.[170]
- Jaraan Cornell, 48, American basketball player (Purdue Boilermakers, Gary Steelheads).[171]
- Mike Ejeagha, 95, Nigerian musician.[172]
- Michel Enock, 78, French mathematician.[173] (death announced on this date)
- Burgl Färbinger, 79, German Olympic alpine skier (1964, 1968).[174]
- Renee Ferguson, 75, American journalist (WBBM-TV, WMAQ-TV).[175]
- Ralph Fonseca, 75, Belizean politician, MP (1993–2008) and minister of finance (2003–2004).[176]
- Graham Gund, 84, American architect (Lowry Center).[177]
- William C. Harrop, 96, American diplomat, Inspector General of the Department of State (1983–1986), ambassador to Israel (1992–1993) and Zaire (1988–1991).[178]
- Hattori Yūji, 64, Japanese sumo wrestler, liver cancer.[179]
- Ghazwa Al-Khalidi, 81, Iraqi actress.[180]
- Azim Latipov, 74, Uzbek politician, senator (2004–2019).[181]
- Art Madrid, 90, American politician, mayor of La Mesa, California (1990–2014).[182]
- Enrique Marzal Santafé, 84, Spanish dressmaker and costume designer.[183]
- Mamerto Menapace, 83, Argentine Roman Catholic monk and writer.[184]
- Scott Metcalfe, 58, Canadian ice hockey player (Edmonton Oilers, Buffalo Sabres, Rochester Americans).[185]
- Ibrahima N'Diaye, 77, Malian politician, mayor of Bamako (1998–2003).[186]
- Virgil Nemoianu, 85, Romanian essayist and philosopher.[187]
- Vasilis Papavasileiou, 76, Greek theatre director and actor.[188]
- Thennala Balakrishna Pillai, 95, Indian politician, MP (1991–1998, 2003–2009) and twice Kerala MLA.[189]
- Claude Poissant, 69, Canadian theatre director, actor (The Party), and screenwriter (Nelligan).[190]
- Raidi, 86, Chinese Tibetan politician, vice chairman of SCNPC (2003–2008), chairman of the TARPC (1993–2003) and the TARC of the CPPCC (1985–1993).[191]
- Frans Said, 92, Maltese broadcaster and writer.[192]
- Mohammed Uwais, 88, Nigerian jurist, chief justice (1995–2006).[193]
- Muhammad Yahya Waloni, 54, Indonesian Islamic scholar.[194]
- Marise Wipani, 61, New Zealand beauty pageant contestant, actress (Came a Hot Friday, Shortland Street), and television presenter (Lotto).[195]
- Marlène Zarader, 75, French philosopher and academic.[196]
5
- Hoda Al-Ajimi, 88, Egyptian broadcaster.[197]
- Djoher Amhis-Ouksel, 96–97, Algerian writer.[198]
- Jibril Aminu, 85, Nigerian politician, senator (2003–2011).[199]
- Bob Andrews, 75, English keyboardist (Brinsley Schwarz, The Rumour) and record producer.[200]
- Bill Atkinson, 74, American computer engineer and programmer, pancreatic cancer.[201]
- Walter Brueggemann, 92, American theologian and Old Testament scholar.[202]
- Hubert Buchberger, 73, German violinist, conductor, and music teacher.[203]
- Kenneth Buzbee, 87, American politician, member of the Illinois Senate (1973–1985).[204]
- Chairil J. M., 62, Indonesian actor, stroke.[205]
- Dennis Dauttmam, 62, Brazilian politician, mayor of Belford Roxo (2012–2016), pneumonia.[206]
- Diana Domingues, 77–78, Brazilian artist and art historian.[207]
- Mike Eghan, 89, Ghanaian broadcaster.[208]
- Eddie Garcia, 65, American football player (SMU, Green Bay Packers).[209]
- Anatoly Gunitsky, 71, Russian writer, journalist, and musician (Aquarium), cancer.[210] (death announced on this date)
- Norman Hutchins, 62, American gospel musician.[211]
- Wayne Lewis, 68, American singer (Atlantic Starr) and songwriter ("Always", "Secret Lovers").[212]
- Edgar Lungu, 68, Zambian politician, president (2015–2021), minister of defence (2013–2015) and MLA (2011–2015), complications from surgery.[213]
- Albert de Pury, 84, Swiss biblical scholar, historian, and exegete.[214]
- Tom Rafferty, 70, American football player (Dallas Cowboys), Super Bowl champion (1978), stroke.[215]
- Peter Rice, 87, Australian footballer (Camberwell, South Melbourne, Richmond).[216]
- Michel Schifres, 79, French journalist, managing editor of Le Figaro (1998–2000).[217]
- John Shulock, 76, American baseball umpire.[218]
- Pierre Toubert, 92, French historian and academic.[219]
4
- Sukur Ali Ahmed, 66, Indian politician, Assam MLA (1996–2006, 2011–2021).[220]
- Richard Alba, 82, American sociologist.[221]
- Nicole Croisille, 88, French singer and actress (Erotissimo, Les Uns et les Autres, There Were Days... and Moons).[222]
- Oste Erceg, 78, Bosnian painter.[223]
- Eduardo Gageiro, 90, Portuguese photographer.[224]
- Marc Garneau, 76, Canadian politician and astronaut, MP (2008–2023), minister of transport (2015–2021) and foreign affairs (2021), lymphoma and leukemia.[225]
- Karlmann Geiß, 90, German jurist and judge, president of the Federal Court of Justice (1996–2000).[226]
- Pietro Ghislandi, 68, Italian actor (È arrivato mio fratello, The Invisible Wall, Vajont) and ventriloquist.[227] (death announced on this date)
- Niède Guidon, 92, Brazilian archaeologist.[228]
- Frankie Jordan, 86, French rock and roll singer, cancer.[229]
- Philippe Labro, 88, French film director (Without Apparent Motive, The Inheritor, L'Alpagueur), writer, and journalist, cancer.[230]
- Jane Larkworthy, 62, American beauty editor and journalist (The Cut, Air Mail), breast cancer.[231]
- Daniel Lelong, 92, French gallerist and publisher.[232]
- Mark Lomas, 76, American football player (New York Jets).[233]
- Rashid Lombard, 74, South African jazz photographer, cofounder of the Cape Town International Jazz Festival.[234]
- Hassouna Mosbahi, 75, Tunisian author (A Tunisian Tale) and literary critic.[235]
- Edwin Perry, 76–77, New Zealand politician, MP (2002–2005).[236]
- Clark Platon, 94, Brazilian engineer and politician, deputy (1983–1987).[237]
- Alejandro Ramírez Monroy, 71, Mexican footballer (Atlante, national team).[238]
- Raul WS, 23, Romanian rapper, complications from a beating.[239]
- Rodolfo Saglimbeni, 62, Venezuelan orchestral conductor.[240]
- Tatiana Sakharova, 51, Russian politician, senator (since 2021).[241]
- Giancarlo Santalmassi, 83, Italian journalist (RAI, Radio 24).[242]
- Neven Šimac, 81, Croatian lawyer and translator.[243]
- Enzo Staiola, 85, Italian child actor (Bicycle Thieves, The Barefoot Contessa, I'll Get You for This).[244]
- Piero Testoni, 73, Italian politician, deputy (2001–2013).[245]
- Raymond Warren, 96, British composer.[246]
3
- Samiha Ayoub, 93, Egyptian actress (Among the Ruins).[247]
- Cristian Brenna, 54, Italian rock climber and mountaineer, fall.[248]
- Joška Broz, 77, Serbian politician, MP (2016–2022).[249]
- Jason Constantine, 55, American film executive (Lionsgate Films) and producer (Saw, The Expendables), brain cancer.[250]
- Eugen Doga, 88, Moldovan composer.[251]
- Doug Eggers, 94, American football player (Baltimore Colts, Chicago Cardinals).[252]
- Acsinte Gaspar, 87, Romanian judge and politician, deputy (1996–2004), member of the constitutional court (2004–2013).[253]
- Piet Kamerman, 99, Dutch actor (De Stille Kracht, Baantjer, Character).[254]
- Lin Cheng-chieh, 72, Taiwanese politician, MP (1990–1996).[255]
- Jim Marshall, 87, American football player (Minnesota Vikings, Saskatchewan Roughriders, Cleveland Browns).[256]
- Shigeo Nagashima, 89, Japanese baseball player and manager (Yomiuri Giants), pneumonia.[257]
- Osvaldinho, 79, Portuguese footballer (Vitória S.C., Marítimo, national team).[258]
- Valery Panov, 87, Soviet-born Israeli ballet dancer and choreographer.[259]
- Juliette Powell, 54, American-Canadian media expert, acute bacterial meningitis.[260]
- Veda Louise Reed, 91, American artist.[261]
- San Kim Sean, 80, Cambodian bokator practitioner, heart attack.[262]
- Jens Peter Vernersen, 78, Danish politician, MP (1994–2011).[263]
- Edmund White, 85, American writer (Nocturnes for the King of Naples, A Boy's Own Story, The Beautiful Room Is Empty), gastroenteritis.[264]
- Hugo Zapata, 79, Colombian architect.[265]
2
- Bahram Akasheh, 89, Iranian geophysicist and seismologist.[266]
- Erroll Bennett, 75, Tahitian footballer (A.S. Central Sport, Paris Saint-Germain, Tahiti national team).[267]
- Eva Borušovičová, 55, Slovak screenwriter (Janosik: A True Story), eye cancer.[268]
- Birgit Carlstén, 75, Swedish singer and actress (The Sacrifice).[269]
- Elemér Csák, 81, Hungarian journalist and politician, spokesperson of the government (1995).[270]
- Nicole David, 51, Saint Lucian soca musician, cancer.[271]
- Margaret A. Dix, 86, British-born Guatemalan botanist.[272]
- Richard R. Eakin, 86, American academic administrator, chancellor of East Carolina University (1987–2001).[273]
- Roger Freeman, Baron Freeman, 83, British politician, chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (1995–1997), MP (1983–1997).[274]
- Isidoro Galán, 89, Spanish Roman Catholic priest and trade unionist.[275]
- Colin Jerwood, 63, English punk singer (Conflict).[276]
- Henry Leppä, 78, Finnish ice hockey player (Jokerit, TUTO, national team).[277]
- Lê Văn Tiết, 85, Vietnamese table tennis player.[278]
- Lenore Miller, 93, American labor union leader, president of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (1986–1998) and the Jewish Labor Committee (1989–1998).[279]
- Abdelhak Mrini, 91, Moroccan historian, civil servant and royal advisor.[280]
- Pierre Nora, 93, French historian, member of the Académie Française.[281]
- José Luis Olaizola, 97, Spanish lawyer and writer.[282]
- Giuseppe Parlato, 73, Italian historian.[283]
- Jean-Pierre Pernot, 77, French politician, deputy (1999–2002), mayor of Méry-sur-Oise (1995–2014).[284]
- Morris Talansky, 92, American businessman and rabbi.[285]
- José Antonio Tejedor, 81, Spanish footballer (Real Valladolid, Real Zaragoza, Deportivo de La Coruña).[286]
- Tan Joe Hok, 87, Indonesian badminton player.[287]
- Xu Qiliang, 75, Chinese military officer, vice chairman of the Central Military Commission (2012–2023) and commander of the PLA Air Force (2007–2012).[288]
1
- Esko Ahonen, 69, Finnish politician, MP (2003–2011).[289]
- Carl R. Ajello, 92, American politician, attorney general of Connecticut (1975–1983).[290]
- Aharon Amram, 91, Yemeni-born Israeli singer, composer, and poet.[291]
- Edward Anders, 98, Latvian-born American chemist.[292]
- Robert Anderson, 76, New Zealand cricketer (Otago, Central Districts, national team).[293]
- Ali Saeed Badwan, 65, Palestinian writer.[294]
- Roland Curram, 92, English actor (Eldorado, Darling, Terry and June) and author.[295]
- Raymond Destin, 79, Martinican footballer (RC Rivière-Pilote, national team).[296]
- Fred Espenak, 71, American astrophysicist, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.[297]
- John R. Gorman, 99, American Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of Chicago (1988–2003).[298]
- Gordon R. Hall, 98, American jurist, justice of the Utah Supreme Court (1977–1993).[299]
- Andy Johnson, 72, American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (1979–1982).[300]
- Jonathan Joss, 59, American actor (King of the Hill, Parks and Recreation, The Magnificent Seven), shot.[301]
- Monica Nielsen, 87, Swedish actress (Varuhuset, The Princess, The Girl in the Rain).[302]
- Obisia Nwankpa, 75, Nigerian Olympic boxer (1972).[303]
- Víctor Manuel Ochoa Cadavid, 62, Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, military ordinariate (since 2020) and bishop of Cúcuta (2015–2020).[304]
- Carmen Pola, 86, Puerto Rican politician and community activist.[305]
- Ayşe Seitmuratova, 88, Uzbek Crimean Tatar civil rights activist.[306]
- Heidemarie Unterreiner, 81, Austrian politician, MP (2008–2013).[307]
- Steve Wright, 82, American football player (Green Bay Packers, New York Giants, Washington Redskins).[308]
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