House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said Tuesday that supplemental funding legislation for military operations related to the Iran conflict is "inevitable" as the situation enters its second week.

Speaking at a news conference during the House Republican retreat in Doral, Florida, Johnson indicated that Congress will need to consider additional appropriations to support ongoing military activities. "I think the supplemental funding bill for the military is inevitable," Johnson stated.

The Speaker's comments come as military operations continue in response to the Iran conflict, though specific details about the nature and scope of current U.S. military involvement were not provided in his remarks.

Supplemental funding bills are typically used by Congress to provide additional appropriations beyond regular budget allocations for unexpected or extended military operations and emergency situations. Such legislation would require passage by both chambers of Congress.

The timing and specific amount of any potential supplemental funding package remains unclear, as does the broader congressional strategy for addressing the ongoing situation with Iran.