Locals trickling back to the pummelled Ukrainian village of Moshchun must effectively sign away their lives for permission to enter. That's because invading Russian troops are gone from the village northwest of Kyiv -- but their missiles, mines and booby traps are not. In order for residents to visit their burned, bombed and looted houses, they have to accept, in the form of a waiver, the risk of death or maiming by remnants of the invasion they had at least initially escaped. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES ARRANGED IN SEQUENCES