The briefing included content creators who have been covering Ukraine on their social media channels including TikTok, YouTube and Twitter.
Top White House and National Security Council staffers held a briefing with about 30 influential social media content creators Thursday about Russia's war on Ukraine, according to a White House official.
Briefers gave the content creators an overview of the latest information about Ukraine, projected how the U.S. sees the conflict moving forward, and took questions, according to the official. The The White House official said digital creators have produced explanatory content about Ukraine, generating millions of views and providing information about the crisis to younger generations in particular.
"An astonishing amount of people are learning about the invasion of Ukraine through digital creators who have begun to cover it,"tweeted Friday."We take that really seriously, and are working to make sure those creators have the ability to have their q's answered." Some of the digital creators who joined the briefing took to social media to share what they learned.
"Here are the three most important bits of the White House meeting that me and a bunch of other creators just attended," posted content creator Marcus DiPaola, who has 3.5 million followers on TikTok."First, if Russia uses chemical, biological or nuclear weapons in Ukraine, the United States will take escalatory steps. We don't know what that means, but it won't be good for Russia.
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