Liberian security forces have confiscated nearly 4 tonnes of cocaine from a warehouse in the VOA Community in Paynesville, valuing the haul at approximately US$318 million.
The operation resulted in the arrest of two foreign nationals who were found in possession of a firearm at the scene.
The seizure represents one of the largest drug busts in the country's recent history, highlighting the persistent flow of illicit narcotics through West African ports.
Authorities have moved quickly to secure the evidence and detain the suspects, signaling a heightened focus on disrupting these supply chains.
Inspector General of Police Col.
Gregory Coleman has briefed lawmakers on the investigation, classifying the case as a national security priority due to its transnational criminal nature.