More than two dozen people injured in Friday’s bomb attack in Afghanistan’s Kandahar province have been transferred to Iran for treatment.

Iran is due to receive a group of Afghan nationals who sustained injuries during the last week’s terror attack on a Shia mosque in the southern city of Kandahar.

Afghanistan is once again the scene of a mass burial ceremony as it lays to rest the victims of a second attack on a mosque in a week.

Social media has reacted strongly to the news of the deadly explosion in Afghanistan's Kandahar a week after a similar incident claimed the lives of scores of Shia prayers.

Global condemnations continue to pour in after terrorist bombers attacked a Shia mosque in southern Afghanistan and killed dozens of worshipers attending Friday prayers.

Geostrategic interests of the US and its allies are in destabilizing the region, including Afghanistan, and keeping it in disarray, a political analyst says.

Angry and grieved, Afghan expatriates in Iran gathered to mourn the loss of dozens of their fellow citizens who were killed in a deadly bomb attack on a Shia mosque in the Afghan province of Kunduz last Friday. Claimed by Daesh terrorists, the assault was the deadliest since the US-led invasion of Afghanistan in 2001.