The rather obvious move is 1. Bd3 after which there is no satisfactory way to defend against 2. Kc4 without creating another fatal weakness.
Example: 1...Bb3 breaks the pin on the b4 bishop who then mates on e7. 1...Rxb4 2. Kxb4# is rather forcing. 1...Ba4+ 2. Kc4# 1...Bb2 again breaks the pin on the b4 bishop.
The last option available to Black is 1...Ng6 creating an escape square on h6 however 2. Rxg6# puts a wrench in those plans.
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The rather obvious move is 1. Bd3 after which there is no satisfactory way to defend against 2. Kc4 without creating another fatal weakness.
Example:
1...Bb3 breaks the pin on the b4 bishop who then mates on e7.
1...Rxb4 2. Kxb4# is rather forcing.
1...Ba4+ 2. Kc4#
1...Bb2 again breaks the pin on the b4 bishop.
The last option available to Black is 1...Ng6 creating an escape square on h6 however
2. Rxg6# puts a wrench in those plans.
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