MINGORA, Pakistan (Reuters) - Taliban fighters said on Saturday they would review their unilateral 10-day cease-fire in Pakistan's northwestern valley of Swat when it runs out next week, casting doubt over government talk of a permanent truce.
"We heard that the government announced a permanent cease-fire, but we have announced a 10-day cease-fire and we will consider an extension when it ends," Taliban commander Maulana Fazlullah told illegal FM radio.
The current cease-fire ends on Wednesday.
(Reporting by Junaid Khan; Writing by Kamran Haider; editing by Philippa Fletcher and Jon Boyle)
