Taliban And Pakistani Forces Standoff In Swat Valley

KOZA BANDI, PAKISTAN - OCTOBER 30: A local Taliban militant guards a table with a sign reading "donations for mujahideen" in the Taliban-held village of Koza Bandi October 30, 2007 in the Swat Valley, Pakistan. The village was quiet as a ceasefire between militants and Pakistani security forces held for a second day. The ceasefire followed four days of fighting that left up to 100 people dead, mostly militants, according to the government. The scenic Swat Valley was once of of Pakistan's most popular tourist areas. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)