The blasts that rocked Lebanon for a second day reached the doors of a walkie-talkie maker in Japan on Thursday, as Israel’s declaration of a “new phase” to the conflict raised fears of all-out war.

The attacks — which were widely believed to be carried out by Israel targeting Hezbollah but have also killed civilians — have hiked fears that the two sides’ simmering conflict could escalate into all-out war.

Over 20 dead, hundreds injured in Lebanon from new explosions targeting walkie-talkies, with Israel suspected of orchestrating the attacks.

New details are emerging about the synchronized detonations of walkie-talkies targeting Hezbollah operatives across Lebanon, marking a second day of deadly device explosions that have killed at least 32 people.

Lebanese health officials say at least 20 people have been killed and more than 450 injured in a second wave of explosions involving communication devices. The latest wave comes just a day after hundreds of pagers used by Hezbollah - which is considered a terrorist group by several countries - exploded across Lebanon and Syria.