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The idea here is to force black to move his knight. We can see that the king is already in a state of not being able to move because of the white king and light squared bishop. And we can see that the dark squared bishop on any of these highlighted squares would be mate.

So all we have to do is bring the dark squared bishop to f2 and so forcing the knight to move. The knight (moves highlighted is orange) cannot simultaneously block or defend bishop b6 or h4 mate at the same time nor can it take the bishops or check the king to delay a mate in 2.

The idea here is to force black to move their knight. We can see that the king is already in a state of not being able to move because of the white king and light-squared bishop. And we can see that the dark-squared bishop on any of these highlighted squares would be mate.

So all we have to do is bring the dark-squared bishop to f2 and so forcing the knight to move. The knight (moves highlighted in orange) cannot simultaneously block or defend bishop b6 or h4 mate at the same time, nor can it take the bishops or check the king to delay a mate in 2.

The idea here is to force black to move his knight. We can see that the king is already in a state of not being able to move because of the white king and light squared bishop. And we can see that the dark squared bishop on any of these highlighted squares would be mate.

So all we have to do is bring the dark squared bishop to f2 and so forcing the knight to move. The knight (moves highlighted is orange) cannot simultaneously block or defend knight b6 or h4 mate at the same time nor can it take the bishops or check the king to delay a mate in 2.

The idea here is to force black to move his knight. We can see that the king is already in a state of not being able to move because of the white king and light squared bishop. And we can see that the dark squared bishop on any of these highlighted squares would be mate.

So all we have to do is bring the dark squared bishop to f2 and so forcing the knight to move. The knight (moves highlighted is orange) cannot simultaneously block or defend bishop b6 or h4 mate at the same time nor can it take the bishops or check the king to delay a mate in 2.

The idea here is to force black to move his knight. We can see that the king is already in a state of not being able to move because of the white king and light squared bishop. And we can see that the dark squared bishop on any of these highlighted squares would be mate.

So all we have to do is bring the dark squared bishop to f2 and so forcing the knight to move. The knight (moves highlighted is orange) cannot simultaneously block or defend knight b6 or h4 mate at the same time nor can it take the bishop.

The idea here is to force black to move his knight. We can see that the king is already in a state of not being able to move because of the white king and light squared bishop. And we can see that the dark squared bishop on any of these highlighted squares would be mate.

So all we have to do is bring the dark squared bishop to f2 and so forcing the knight to move. The knight (moves highlighted is orange) cannot simultaneously block or defend knight b6 or h4 mate at the same time nor can it take the bishops or check the king to delay a mate in 2.