Sántha Xénia, the climbing influencer, has had her latest Himalayan achievement questioned.

Hungarian climber Sántha Xénia claims to be the first Hungarian woman to summit Ama Dablam, but this is disputed due to Gál-Joó Melánia's earlier ascent. Neszmélyi Emil, a lawyer and climber, clarified that Gál-Joó was a dual citizen at the time of her climb, which complicates the recognition of Sántha's claim. The debate highlights issues of citizenship recognition in climbing records. Sántha's approach to climbing has drawn mixed reactions, with some viewing her as an influencer rather than a traditional climber. She has faced criticism regarding her previous claims, particularly about her ascent of Manaslu, where she was not the first Hungarian woman to summit.