“The State shall take care of and provide for servicemen who lose their health during military service, as well as for the families of servicemen who lose their lives or die during military service. The State shall also provide for citizens who lose their health while defending the State, as well as for the families of citizens who lose their lives or die in defence of the State.”
The State takes care of and provides for servicemen who lose their health during military service and for the families of servicemen who lose their lives or die during service. The same applies to citizens who lose their health while defending the State and to the families of citizens who lose their lives or die in its defence.
A soldier injured on duty receives state benefits and treatment, and the family of a soldier who dies in service receives state support.
The exam asks whom the State cares for under this article: servicemen and defenders who lose their health, and the families of those who die.
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