Ali Mahmoud (military officer)

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Ali Mahmoud
علي محمود
Died	9 December 2024 Damascus, Syria
Known for	Syrian Army lieutenant general

Ali Mahmoud (Arabic: علي محمود; died 9 December 2024) was a Syrian lieutenant general in the Syrian Army.

Mahmoud served as office manager for Maher al-Assad.^[1] On 9 December 2024 he was found shot dead in his office in Damascus.^{[citation needed]} He is considered^{[by whom?]} the highest-ranking Syrian officer to have been killed in the 2024 Syrian opposition offensives which led to the fall of the Assad regime.^{[citation needed]}