rxg5+ then Qxg5# seems a lot simpler to me, and I believe it's forced.
Asorski's Original (Pin and Counter-Pin)
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Sorry Pandaval, but 1. Rxg5+ Nxg5 2.Qxg5+ Bf5! defends!! So no mate in 2. Anyway thanks.
queen e3is the key move
Great problem. Good extensive use of pins. I like the quiet solution move.
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An Asorski Original
White mates in 2.