People - is or are?

[Barton]

There's not much of the people here in Ukraine who speaks English fluently


or

There are not much of the people here in Ukraine who speak English fluently

[Teia]

There's not much of the people here in Ukraine who speaks English fluently


or

There are not much of the people here in Ukraine who speak English fluently

people - noun in the plural
much -quantifier used with uncountable nouns.

Both sentences are incorrect.
There are not many people / not so many people who speak English fluently/who speak fluent English, here, in Ukraine.