KYIV (Reuters) – Ukraine hopes to grow export capacity by 50% in the next few months by expanding facilities on its western border, but it will still be far short of pre-war levels, the deputy infrastructure minister said on Friday. More than ten seaports carried 75% of Ukraine’s foreign trade, but they were closed after the Russian invasion and the country was forced to trade through small Danube river ports and use railway terminals on its western border. “Western borders and Danube ports today is the only way to export and import. We have already quadrupled the volume of trade through the D…