"We're against keeping the shooting polygon and this secrecy doesn't help anything else," said Ane Sánchez, a member of Zurekin.

The Army has refused to visit the Royal Bardenas shooting range, along with the Zurekin Navarre group. "We've been banned from permission for operational reasons. It has been communicated to us by the Army through a short message," explained Ane Sánchez, a member of Zurekin. Behind all of this is secrecy. "The lack of information and the opacity with which action is taken is evident. They don't want us to know the environmental impact of the shooting polygon. The Bardenas are an area of the biosphere," he said.

"It is unacceptable that we continue to maintain this area," Sánchez said. The members of the Zurekin group will continue to demand "clear and transparent" information about the Royal Bardenas shooting range in which it is located. Also in the requests for the dismantling of the military shooting field. "They use real bombs, then they use them for war with military exercises. He can't go on like that," he criticized.