I believe it’s check mate in 2 plays.
Black pawn eats white en passant. And then, if white king moves left, black queen to the bottom and check mate. Or white king does not move left and the same black pawn moves forward creating the check mate where the king of threatened by the black (white moving) bishop.
I believe it’s check mate in 2 plays. Black pawn eats white en passant. And then, if white king moves left, black queen to the bottom and check mate. Or white king does not move left and the same black pawn moves forward creating the check mate where the king of threatened by the black (white moving) bishop.