Iran delivers aid to people of Kunduz
Iran has delivered a convoy of humanitarian aid to the northern Afghan city of Kunduz after it was targeted by a deadly Daesh-claimed bomb attack last week. Iranians have also held a rally to condemn the blast. The attack targeted a Shia mosque as worshippers were offering the Friday prayers. It killed dozens of people and injured scores of others.
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