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  I don't know. Obviously it's anecdotal and I'm sure Russia is not all like that, but my only direct knowledge of tourism to Russia is that of my best friend's dad in the early 2000s.
  Basically he landed, got a taxi, and like 10 minutes later a guy at the traffic light with a gun mugged him and got all of his belongings, including his passport.
  Basically his holiday was: land - 10 minutes taxi ride - - gun to the head - 30 more minutes to the embassy to get help - fly back the next day.
  I might be wrong but that immediately put Russia at the bottom of my wish list.
context: I'm surprised 10% still went to Russia. >
  
  I think it likely that a vast majority of those 10% were during the almost two months of 2022 prior to the invasion. >
  
  Would this 10% primarily be tourists from "friendly to Russia" countries such as Eritrea, Iran, Venezuela, etc? >
  
  Couldn't tell ya.
  Plenty of people have been to Russia, and I'm sure many more would be willing to visit a country with a bad rep in the West, than a country maintaining an outright invasion. 
  I'd assume that, before the invasion, the proportion of Russia-"friendly" and Russia-"non-friendly" tourists would be the same as it has always been. After the invasion, I'd go out on a limb and guess that "friendlies" became a greater majority.