Question about EA Maker Program eligibility for a creator residing in Russia

I would like to ask EA for clarification regarding the eligibility requirements for The Sims Maker Program.

According to EA's official information about the program, one of the requirements for becoming a Maker is:

"Not reside in an EA-embargoed region."

EA's own information about regional restrictions also lists Russia among the countries affected by EA embargoes, sanctions, or other legal restrictions.

At the same time, I recently noticed that SolovejCC, a Russian custom content creator, has been accepted into The Sims Maker Program and is publishing content through the official The Sims 4 Marketplace.

This is particularly notable because the Maker Program is not simply a community recognition program. Approved Makers can publish their content directly on the official in-game Marketplace and receive revenue from sales. EA states that Makers receive approximately 30% of the Moola spent on their Maker Packs.

There are several public indications that SolovejCC is currently based in Russia. Her YouTube channel identifies Russia as its country, and through her Telegram channel she directs her audience to the Russian messenger MAX.

I am not asking about her nationality or ethnicity, and I am not asking EA to make a judgment about an individual creator. My question is specifically about the application of EA's own eligibility requirements.

If Russia is considered an EA-embargoed region, how was a creator residing in Russia accepted into the Maker Program?

And if creators residing in Russia are in fact eligible for the Maker Program, could EA clarify how this is consistent with the stated requirement that Makers must not reside in an EA-embargoed region?

I would appreciate a clear explanation of the current policy and how eligibility is determined.