King + two knights vs king, always an automatic draw? - Chess

The article "How Chess Games Can End: 8 Ways Explained" describes a position with a king + two knights vs a king as a draw with no exceptions: "With this combination of pieces checkmate is possible, but it cannot be forced. The game is a draw." However, there are certain positions where a mate

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Why is this a draw by timeout vs insufficient material? I literally have forced mate in 1, clearly my material is sufficient. : r/chess

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If you run out of time with a king and two knights versus a lone king in a competitive match, do you lose or is it a draw and why? : r/chess

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