
White House is briefing social media creators on Russia and Ukraine
CNN
The Biden administration is doing outreach on Ukraine and Russia to popular digital creators from platforms like TikTok, seeking to message to the highly influential group and reach a broader -- and younger -- audience.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki and officials from the National Security Council held a briefing Thursday with approximately 30 creators who have been covering Russia's invasion of Ukraine on their social media channels, including TikTok, YouTube and Twitter, a White House official confirmed to CNN. The briefing was first reported by the Washington Post.
"The creators were given an overview of the latest in Ukraine, as well as where the US sees the conflict moving toward," the official said, adding that officials also took questions from attendees.

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