Former President Donald Trump visited Walter Reed Army Medical Center, where more than a dozen soldiers injured during Operation Epic Fury remain hospitalized and recovering.

The soldiers were wounded during recent military operations related to ongoing tensions with Iran. CBS News reports that 14 service members are currently receiving treatment at the military medical facility.

Trump's visit to Walter Reed comes as the former president continues his political activities, with the Wall Street Journal noting his apparent lack of concern about how the Iran conflict might impact upcoming midterm elections.

Operation Epic Fury represents the latest chapter in escalating tensions between the United States and Iran. The injured soldiers are receiving care at Walter Reed, which serves as one of the military's premier medical facilities for treating wounded service members.

The timing of Trump's hospital visit coincides with other political developments, including the scheduled launch of a Trump-related app and various other activities as the former president maintains his public presence.