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1 b6+ axb6
2 Re7+
mk
b6+ cxb6
Re7+ Bxe7
Rxe7+ Rd7
Rxd7+ Rb7
Rxb7#
Anonymous#2
5. Rxb7 is not mate (Ka8)
So, there’s no need to give up the rook on d7 (alothought I think it will be lost anyhow).
Perhaps:
b6+ cxb6
Re7+ Bxe7
Rxe7+ Rb7
Rxb7+ Ka8
Rd7+ Kb8
Rxd8+
White is up two pieces.
1.b6! cb 2.Re7! Be7 3.Re7 Rb7 4.Rb7 Ka8 5. Rd7+-