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To go with Pakistan-unrest-southwest FOCUS by Nasir Jaffry In this picture taken on June 30, 2010, Pakistani Baluch army recruits take part in a training exercise at the army academy in Quetta. The army recently relaxed requirements on Baluch men signing up, but the numbers who have joined a training academy in Quetta are minimal. Many Baluch see the army as the problem, not the solution, in a country that has been ruled by the military for more than half its 63-year existence. "Baluch people don't like the military's presence and interference in civilian affairs. Such efforts will further hatred against the armed forces," said Hakeem Baloch, a former chief secretary in Baluchistan and political analyst. Baluchistan, which borders Afghanistan and Iran, has suffered from a separatist insurgency for six years. Sectarian killings targeting non-Baluch and non-Sunni Muslims are on the rise in Quetta, the regional capital. AFP PHOTO/AAMIR QURESHI (Photo credit should read AAMIR QURESHI/AFP via Getty Images)